Southshore Fine Linens Chic Solids Ultra Soft 4-Pc. Sheet Set, Full

i LIKE THIS BRAND. GOOD QUALITY

Very happy with my purchase. Sheets are comfortable and soft.

to be fair, I haven't slept in these sheets, these were for my guest room. but, when I took them out of their package it felt to me like they were the lowest quay sheets. something I would never buy had I seen them In store. I can't really compare them to anything because I mostly use SouthShore or Modern Threads which so far I have been pleased with. but, those purchases were not made at Macys either. so, that also leads me to wonder am I getting bootleg versions of SouthShore, Hmmm! anyway after washing they good. but I only washed them with a new SouthShore Navy Duvet, which is darker than the navy sheets. is there a reason one can not get the size thread count of these sheets on this site and when I scan the QR code I am taken to SouthShores's web page which doesn't give any info on the set I purchased anyway I'm gonna be a bit more choosy when I purchase sheets... the duvets are perfect even though they don't match any of the sheets colors. "shrug"

These are cheaply made and very thin sheets mad of artificial materials. I I don't know why I thought that because the name said "fine" linens I was getting good quality cotton sheets, which are very hard to find. Companies have found that it is much cheaper to produce and sale these subpar sheets, so it's quite hard to find any quality cotton sheets. I can see right through the sheets, are badly sewn, pillow cases are too narrow and they are NOT as soft as they claim to be. Usually something that's soft would be thick, so needless to say this description does not apply to these thin things. In fact, I think they mixed up the word slick with soft. They are so slick that you'll spend a good part of your time in bed trying to slide yourself backup after you've slid down. The Only good thing about these sheets is that they are don't seem stain easily and any spot cleaned area will dry quite quickly. However, the the fibers will grab and hold other types of lint and little flecks of dirt. For anyone who is looking for cotton sheets, make sure to read the body of the description really well, as many companies will put the word cotton in the title when there is no cotton to be found in the product. I also find that many companies are using enhanced pictures which make products look thicker and of a better quality than they really are. If the picture looks to be too touched up or computer generated,skip over the product altogether. Lastly if the picture looks of the product looks shiny, or the description mentions shine, buy something else. Shiny sheets are just slick and worrisome. I don't know why one would need shiny sheets, I think silk and satin sheets are the already have this need well covered and at least you pretty much know what you're getting with those. I for one don't need shiny sheets, when was the last time someone bragged about sheets that had bling?