Extra deep fitted sheets that don't shrik?

[PinkCloudDweller]

Where can I buy them from? They need to come in super king size and be 100% cotton. Thanks!

[Helspopje]

Bizarrely our best ones are the ikea ones

[PenguinsandPebbles]

I recently brought some from Sainsbury's, egyption cotton high thread count from their "Taste the difference" or whatever they call their household stuff.

I saw them in sale and was going to chop them up for a back of a quilt, but after washing the quality was great and noticed they were very deep so on the bed they went instead.

[buckeejit]

Soak and sleep are nice

[Babyiwantabump]

I have some Asda ones that have been good - only £11 too I think

[lydiarose]

TKMaxx - they're great for all bedding

[NicknameUsed]

I could do with some as well. I like to wash bedding at 60 degrees and have found that my superking sheets have shrunk slightly.

[GF01]

Ikea sheets all come too baggy for the mattress. I assume you have to give them a hot wash first, they shrink, fit nicely, and don't shrink any further. I'd love confirmation from people who recommend them.

(I know Ikea offer some different sizes of sheets and mattresses, but we've bought sheets with the same measurements as the mattresses we have also bought from Ikea, and on a single bed, a double, and a king size, they've all been very loose and baggy.)

[poisonedbypen]

Costco ones are good and don't shrink. Not sure if they do super king, though.

[anahata]

Look online for a range called Julian Charles Pollycotton. I used to be a rep for them. Good thread count, deep fitted, no ironing needed, go up to a superking and a wide range of colours.

[magicstar1]

I use the Ikea Dvala sheets and they fit very well on our deep mattress. No shrinking, and they come in Super King size.

[GF01]

(I should have mentioned in my post a few posts above that the only sheets from Ikea that we have tried are Sömntuta, so it is possible it is only a problem with that range.)

[hanban89]

I love my extra deep Christie ones. They are expensive but they haven't shrunk at all and they feel so nice to sleep on.

[applesandpears33]

I'll second the Costco ones. They are brilliant.

[Gabbyaug]

Got mine from Dunelm & I'm really happy with them

[AveEldon]

M&S? All my John Lewis ones shrank

[bouncydog]

Sheridan or M&S are ok. I buy the Egyptian cotton high thread count and they are nice to sleep on. I only ever buy in sales though - I won't pay £115 for a bed sheet!

[MiladyThesaurus]

The M&S extra deep ones are really good. They don't shrink and they're the only sheets that I've managed to find that actually fit a bloody mattress.

[frazzled3ds]

I have some from next for a double bed - they've been going a good few years, washed and tumble dried regularly and still doing well.

[chocdonutyy]

Dunelm do a few sizes in sheets, the dorma range goes up to a 35cm depth mattress. Expensive but last ages.

[MiladyThesaurus]

I found that the Dunelm ones were total rubbish. Definitely not as deep as they claim and then they shrank.

[Monkeybunkey]

I got a couple from Debenhams last year in the sale. Washed (and tumble dried) weekly and they still fit perfectly.

[RuskBaby]

Linen cupboard offer ultra deep at 46cm, only ones we found that are actually deep enough. They are great.

[moonlight1705]

I would also recommend the Sainsbury ones, the sheet I got from Dunelm kept popping off the bed all the time.

[SantasLittleMonkeyButler]

The very best ones I have came from Lidl! I now wished I'd bought more while they had them in. I regularly have a look for them, but these particular ones haven't come back around yet!