MIDO HOUSE Egyptian Cotton King Size Sheets - 600 Thread Count Floral Bed Sheet Set Luxury Hotel Sheets Long Staple Percale Bedding Sets 4-Piece with 16'' Deep Pocket

These sheets are beautiful and feel great!

Beautiful quality, a heavier blend

Best sheets I have purchased in several years. Soft, wash and dry like a dream. Cool and breathable. Plan on buying additional sets!

Bought this because I loved the pattern and couldn't find anything like it elsewhere - not my best decision since there were no non-Vine reviews at the time, but it arrived and wasn't a scam so what the hey.To start off with: all of the measurements are exactly as described (except for the pillowcase, which was one inch shorter than the description said and now fits my queen-sized pillow very very snugly), and the colors and pattern are pretty much exactly as they look in the pictures. I can also confirm that it is 100% cotton, since I did a burn test on a few stray threads. It shipped on time and arrived undamaged and well-packaged in a cute little carrying case, which will come in handy in the future.Things I like:The pattern! I got the lilies of the valley one and it's lovely. Nice clean print that runs edge to edge, and I love that the fitted sheet is solid while the flat sheet is printed.Ruffle/edge on the pillow - looks really nice, it's a great little detailFabric softness - I've washed it several times now and it's still quite soft, not scratchy at all. Not super stiff like some cotton sheets either; it's got a nice smooth drape to it.Envelope style pillowcase - I'm used to sack-style pillowcases, and this is a huge step up. No more tucking the end of the pillowcase under itself! It looks so neat!Things I don't like:Fabric quality is a little suspect - not bad exactly, but not as good as the seller claims. This will be a long explanation so bear with me:To start off with, the claim of "600 threadcount" is misleading at best. For cotton percale like this, the highest threadcount you can expect on really good quality sheets is maybe in the 300s. Any higher than that and it gets too densely woven, and thus too heavy and hot, to sleep on comfortably. Some manufacturers artificially inflate their thread counts by counting each ply of the threads as "one thread," which I suspect is what's happening here. The fact that this isn't "actually" 600 threadcount isn't a problem, since the fabric is pretty comfortable, but it does indicate that the fabric quality is not as high as the seller claims.Another, and more concrete, indication of the fabric quality is the presence of loose threads sticking out from under several of the seams (see photo). These threads aren't going to pull loose, since the fabric edges they're attached to are enclosed in the seams. However, the fact that the edges of the fabric were fraying to this extent when the seams were sewn means that this fabric has a somewhat loose weave. This makes it softer, but it is also less durable and more prone to snagging and tearing.Overall, are there better quality and more durable sheets for this price? Yes, absolutely. But these are the best-looking ones I've found, which to me is worth it.

They do not wrinkle much at all and very soft even after washing overall best quality sheets I have ever bought. Very beautiful.