- Is 160 thread count too low for good sheets?
- No. Thread count is not quality by itself; a plain-weave 160-count cotton can be breathable and durable. It will feel lighter and wrinkle more than a 300-count sateen, but it sleeps cooler.
- Do these sheets shrink after washing?
- Plain cotton at this weight typically shrinks a little on the first hot wash. Wash cold and tumble low to limit it, and expect the fit to settle after one or two cycles.
- What does OEKO-TEX certification mean here?
- It means the fabric was tested for harmful substances against OEKO-TEX limits. It is a useful signal for shoppers sensitive to dyes and finishes.
- Will they fit a deep mattress?
- The fitted sheet is cut for standard mattress depths. On pillow-top or extra-deep mattresses, owners report the corners can slip, so check the pocket depth before buying.
- What comes in the set?
- A standard set includes a flat sheet, a fitted sheet and pillowcases; the count of pillowcases depends on the size chosen. Check the size listing for the exact pieces.
- Are they good for hot sleepers?
- Yes. The light cotton weave breathes better than microfiber or high-sheen sateen, which is why hot sleepers tend to rate them well.
- Where is the Home Ultra Soft 160-Thread Count Cotton Sheets Set Haze cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $41.60, 16% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Home Ultra Soft 160-Thread Count Cotton Sheets Set Haze?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, JCPenney, Kohl's.