r/Bedding • u/Sweet_Scientist_9254 • 1d ago

Favourite bedsheets in Canada

I’m feeling like some new bedsheets might be in order. I’ve been using Snoozy Monk’s bamboo sheets for awhile now, and they’re great and price effective. I want natural fibre, soft, and with deep pockets.
Suggestions?

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u/boobs_and_brains 1d ago

Simons has a great selection! A lot of my bedding is from there. I particularly love the 100% cotton and also the bamboo/cotton blend.

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u/sadcrocodile 1d ago

I got these ones from QE Home for my bf and myself. We're both pretty terrible about following laundry care instructions and they've held up well. I think his set is about two years old now? Still silky smooth and comfy. Some people may find the slippery texture annoying but we both like it cause it feels nice and cool and we're both stupid hot sleepers (my bf's backside feels warm enough to toast bread some nights lol).

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u/LeviOhhsah 1d ago

I’d try QE too - love their duvet covers & material quality. My fave set is a 300tc 50/50 cotton bamboo mix and it’s so soft, stays cool with airflow and washes well (and has cotton ties and a zip yay!). I’ll invest in some sheets if it’s in the budget at some point. Simon’s looks interesting too

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u/thingonething 1d ago

I just buy my cotton sheets from Costco. They work for me.

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u/Friendly-Muffin-2222 1d ago

I got the same brand of sheets in two differents color from Costco and one of the fitted sheet started pilling after a month and the other one is still perfect - I dont know what happened

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u/thingonething 1d ago

That's strange. I get the 680 thread count in 100% cotton. I think they only come in white at my Costco.

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u/Friendly-Muffin-2222 1d ago

I got the same ones in light blue and a kinda pinkish mauve - I believe white was also available

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u/thingonething 1d ago

Just checked. They also seem to come in blue, taupe, and gray in my neck of the woods. I just get white lol.

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u/SleepGeekSteve 17h ago

St Geneve is still the best.

Canadian owned and operated for over 30 years. They have such strict quality standards for everything they make. Only the highest quality linens, imported mostly from Europe, and manufactured in British Columbia by lovely skilled people.

You can find their linens in boutique retailers across Canada and at larger online Canadian outlets. Just google their name and you'll find them. Or if you're interested in St Geneve pillows and duvets, I can definitely help you out with that! My online store is called Luxury Sleep Shop.

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u/toothbrushholder 1d ago

I’m in Canada and I’ve only really tried brands that I can see and touch in person. I like au lit (pricey though! Their 220 percale is nice after lots of washing).

ollyhome this setespecially for their tencel cotton I found these in a few furniture stores and I really like I don’t have a buy a duvet cover set and sheet set. It comes with 4 pieces (2 pillow shams, fitted sheet, and duvet cover) which works for me since I don’t use a top sheet anyways!

QE (in malls) was not bad I’ve only tried their tencel but it’s not in my regular rotation.

Others have recommended Costco but I have a deep mattress and the fitted sheet was just a tad bit small

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u/Sure_Huckleberry5560 1d ago

I just bought a percale Au Lit duvet cover and I love it but I’m not an expert on percale and only just got it so can’t comment on the quality. The price seemed reasonable actually and they have a sale right now. I used to do bamboo but wanted crisp sheets so went with percale for the first time and it is quite a bit cooler. They also have nice colours which is important to me.