Pike Street 1000-Thread Count Luxury Single-Ply Sateen Queen Sheet Set, White

I have used these for a few months..they are so heavy and wrinkle so much out of dryer, even with proper cycles, softners etc.Making the bed seems like so much work, I hate to use them. Although they fit around mattress well, I don't like the casing the elastic is in. Have never seen that before and wonder what will happen if that one string breaks. I would not buy these again.

These sheets are good, but a bit disapointing in some respects. They come out of the dryer very wrinkled. The bottom sheet fits tight enough that it isn't a concern, but the top remains too wrinkled for my taste. I don't mind ironing the pillowcases, but that is as much ironing as I care to do. These sheets are much heavier than I have had before, but not uncomfortable. I don't know if I would buy them again, just for the problem with the wrinkles. I think if they were hung on a line to dry, they would be fine. How many of us have that great old time tool? Not me!

These sheets are heavy and seem to be of very good quality. I have normally purchased sheets based mostly on looks and price. Sounds silly but I think I actually sleep better with these sheets. Kind of makes me feel more snuggly at night (sounds lame for a guy to say that but I couldn't think of any other way to put it).

Well this product is a case in point on why the quality of the cotton matters more than the threadcount. To me this product seems more like a marketing gimmick than a genuine luxury design. If you took away the 1,000 and did a simple hands on test you would rank these sheets near the bottom.

While these sheets are thick and I have every reason to believe they are 1,000 thread count they are made in china and were made using commoditized, low grade short-staple cotton. The fabric, after repeated washings, is rough and would probably remind the user more of a drape or low quality, screen printed comforter that a high end sheet. It is not particularly comfortable to rest your face on, and I have 200 thread count sheets which are much softer, supple and inviting.

These were not worth the eighty dollar price tag - I would recommend looking for Sea Island Cotton or Egyptian cotton in the 250 threat count arena - it will feel so much better.


Warning: Amazon Editor's are posting positive reviews of these products. I believe editorial views should be kept in the editorial section and not intermixed with customer reviews... M. Bohlmann "KitchenMaus" (Seattle, WA USA) in particular has reviewed 4 Pike St./Pinzon products - that is a conflict of interest. There are quite a few Seattle, WA reviews as well which makes me think some of these other people were also Amazon employees looking to jumpstart 5 Star reviews to bump up the popularity of the Amazon.com sponsored product (ie. Pike St. = Amazon)

The sheets are quite heavy. I knew this from prior reviews. My wife & I like the feel of these sheets. Has gotten softer after several laundry cycles. Would order again.