Queen size fitted sheets

[k0llectable5]

Hi everyone 🙂

I'm needing some new queen size fitted sheets, does anyone know where I can get really good quality sheets for a decent price atm? I've done a bit of a search on here and on google but some personal opinions would be much appreciated.

[k0llectable5]

LOL very cute Bandcamp, spoilt much?

[fourandsixpants]

from homeart:

Home Proud brand 100% cotton 225 thread count Q Size sets - 1x fitted, 1x flat and 2 p/cases

colrs: white, cream, latte, lt blue, pink, burgandy, grey,navy

$39.99

[nicnacs_4u]

am I have had no problems with buying just a fitted queen sheet or top sheet...seen stacks of them in big w,target,spotlight and harris scarfe the latter is always having sales on their sheets,doona covers too..good luck OP!!

[imastawka]

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@this-one-time-at-bandcamp wrote:

Is this an ebay store or where can i find pls?

What's the biggest river in the World?

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 Our biggest river doesn't sell sheets.

Sec. woolies supermarket does.

[cherry*135]

For a set of 100% cotton good quality QB sheets I paid $60 (on sale) . To buy one separate fitted sheet same quality was $60 (not on sale and they are not on sale as often as the sets.)

Most of the ones sold sepratetly in the cheaper stores are poly/cotton.

The fitted sheets wear out before the flat sheets, so you only need new fitted sheets sometimes.

[j*oono]

Wonderland, if you have quite a deep mattress then I would suggest buying a king size fitted sheet or sheet set.  I always buy King size as Queen is so difficult to fit on the bed, especially once they have been washed.

I like buying them obviously during half price sales that Myers do sometimes and Target often have sales but you've gotta be quick because Target don't seem to have much stock during a sale.

[k0llectable5]

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@j*oono wrote:

Wonderland, if you have quite a deep mattress then I would suggest buying a king size fitted sheet or sheet set.  I always buy King size as Queen is so difficult to fit on the bed, especially once they have been washed.

I like buying them obviously during half price sales that Myers do sometimes and Target often have sales but you've gotta be quick because Target don't seem to have much stock during a sale.

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Agreed Joono, I always find the elastic wears out too quickly and then they just dont stay on the bed anymore.

I'm very tempted by the ebay listing Katy pointed out for me, just waiting to hear back from the seller about quantities ect. 

[grumpy*cat*rocks]

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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

Is that David Jones? We dont have any of those stores locally...

Re: colour and thread count, I'm not too fussed about what colour just any light pastel colours or solid colours would be fine.  I'm not really looking for patterns or polkadots ect lol

As for thread count, um I'm not really sure what the difference is.  It seems the higher the thread count the more expensive the sheet. I'm really not wanting to pay a heap of money for them becasue I want to get about 4 (not sheet sets, just fitted sheets)  and I dont really want to pay anymore than $20 or $30 dollars per sheet.  Or is that too tighta$$ for something decent do you think?

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Once you have slept on 800 or 1000 thread count sheets you won't want to go back to the piddly 250 thread count sheets from KMart, trust me. They are so luxurious and last for years and years. I purchased some 800 thread count sheets from Target a few months back and they are very comfortable, almost as good as the 1000 thread count.

No way would I return to buying cheaper sheet sets.

[jensmanchester-australia]

joona - for a deep queen size mattress the correct sheet size to buy is a deep wall queen size fitted sheet which has either a 50 or 60cm wall on it. The deep wall queen size sheets usually also have the equivalent of a king size flat sheet in the set (if they are from a reputable brand)

A deep wall sheet elimates the problem of them being difficult to fit.

[j*oono]

Thanks Jens.  I have never even heard of a deep wall sheet.  I will keep my eyes out.