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Where do you buy your bed linen?

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DrPhilYourGuts · 04/01/2022 18:55

Adult bed linen, not kids.

Mainly curious but also looking for some recommendations.

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jackstini · 04/01/2022 23:12

TK Maxx mostly

The biggest difference is in thread count - always over 200 and higher if you can find within your budget

It's worth it every time you get into bed Smile

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Nat6999 · 04/01/2022 23:26

Dunelm, Next, George at Asda & Sainsbury's.

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mobear · 04/01/2022 23:27

Bedfolk.

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DotBall · 05/01/2022 00:02

ASDA Luxury 300tc sheets are amazing value, wash well and mine are still going strong years on.

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Blueberrycreampie · 05/01/2022 00:08

Wilko's. Their Egyptian cotton is fantastic!
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EBearhug · 05/01/2022 00:12

Ikea, John Lewis, Lilysilk.

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HandlebarLadyTash · 05/01/2022 18:32

Tesco & Dunelm

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Lipsandlashes · 05/01/2022 18:33

Sleep & Soak and M&S

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Newyearoldyou · 05/01/2022 18:34

Today I've tried designers guild.

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Newyearoldyou · 05/01/2022 18:34

Actual duvet I got from soak and sleep and so far I'm very impressed with soak and sleep.

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dementedma · 05/01/2022 18:38

Dusk, if there's a sale on

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Sparklingbrook · 05/01/2022 18:44

I've been really happy with all my high thread count stuff, it's all washing really well and feels lovely still.

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Daisy829 · 05/01/2022 18:45

Dunelm has a great sale atm. I got some 100% super king duvet sets for £20 each. Was pretty pleased.

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PoshWatchShitShoes · 05/01/2022 18:46

White Company

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babouchette · 05/01/2022 18:52

Cologne & Cotton

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Gladioli23 · 05/01/2022 18:53

Thanks, it sounds like they do last then. I was looking at one that's £22 for a double and wondering if two £8 cotton sheets last four years (well I've replaced one, the other is still good), would a £22 sheet last 11 years? I prefer to buy clothes and shoes that last, but never thought to pay more for a sheet.

I have some 400 thread count cotton sateen sheets from John Lewis, which were in the sale 6.5 years ago and there's no sign of wear or tear in them at all, having been rotated one on one off the whole time. They are expensive if they aren't on sale though :/

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Gonnagetgoing · 05/01/2022 18:55

John Lewis, next, white company, Sainsbury’s home, H&M

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Gonnagetgoing · 05/01/2022 18:56

And forgot IKEA

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DirtyDancing · 05/01/2022 18:58

Just started to buy linen and I love it. Have one set only at the moment as it's expensive, but will transition to all beds being linen over the coming years

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SmaugMum · 05/01/2022 19:01

The French linen range at Soak&Sleep, but only in the Black Friday 40 per cent off sale as it is ££££. Life is too short to iron bed linen but high thread count duvet covers look horrible unless to press them; linen is meant to look creased. Job done.

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TheCreamCaker · 05/01/2022 19:04

Asda. It's always been excellent value. I'm neither posh nor rich, so I haven't got the money nor inclination for anything expensive.

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drinkwithanumbrellainit · 05/01/2022 19:08

La redoute. But a massive treat for Christmas was an Emma Shipley set.

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Puppylucky · 05/01/2022 19:19

Made does lovely washed cotton and Brand Alley has great deals on posher brands

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Snowinsummer · 05/01/2022 19:28

I bought some Egyptian cotton high thread count fitted sheets from
Soak & sleep but I absolutely wouldn't recommend as they've shrunk horribly & no longer fit my king size bed

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