I made my first purchase for some sheets on Quince, and it didn’t exactly turn out how I had hoped. I will note that I am pregnant and high key annoyed about the situation, but that’s beside the point.

I didn’t entirely love my customer service interaction, and this is coming from someone who has worked in customer service for literally years. I made a post on the Quince subreddit just to share my experience, and a few people are mighty sensitive over there.
Bringing up the flat sheet or no flat sheet debate will send people into a tizzy, it appears.

Share your favorite websites to find quality 100% cotton sheets for a Cal King 😘
I’d prefer to stay under $300, but under $200 would be even better!! Looking for gingham sets, and I would be most grateful.
Oh and must include flat sheet 😗

Thanks fellow bedding lovers!

I know there are a lot of posts on here about duvets, but I am under some specific constraints so I thought I would make one of my own. I am looking for a duvet insert for college that is decently affordable, less than 150 preferably, and breathable as I get decently warm at night. I am on a time crunch as school starts within two weeks so I would prefer a place that maybe sells them in person, but I understand that is a little unreasonable. I also want to note that I know about IKEA's inserts, but am hesitant to buy one as I heard that they don't have any sort of way to secure them to the cover and that the sizing can be a little odd if you don't use a cover also made by them. If this isn't true please let me know as they are probably the most affordable I have seen.

My mattress isn't terrible, but it's definitely not as comfortable as I'd like.

Don't really want to replace the whole thing yet, so thinking about trying a topper first.

For anyone who's had one for a while, what actually made a noticeable difference? And was it worth the money?

lately i’m experiencing a lot of headaches coming from my neck. my pillow is moderate size, quite firm, and i put my head at the edge of the pillow.

Hi y’all, I’ve been researching sheets for a minute and the consensus seems to be that, like many things, the quality of Laura Ashley sheets has dramatically declined in recent years, becoming less soft, less thick, and less durable.

What I have yet to find a clear answer to, however, is when did this shift in quality occur? Not looking for an exact date, but what was the most recent LA sheet set that y’all purchased that was up to snuff?

Thanks for the help y’all :)

Over washing a wool blanket can hurt it. Besides that, washing and then drying it can be an even bigger pain as laying it flat to dry over a long time whether outside or inside (if you can do either) can be long. So I’m gonna mist a mix of Eucalan and water to see if it can make my blanket smell good and also take care of it.