Non iron luxury soft white bedding?

[mumma24]

Decided it's time to replace the bedding and would like some good quality bedding, mainly white, that doesn't need ironing. Any good brands/shops? Thank you

This range is lovely. I think they also do similar versions in a lower thread count if you want to compare on price vs quality. It is really soft and doesn't crease much, but then again I would never iron bedding anyway! Life is too short.

m.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-1000-thread-count-egyptian-cotton-bedding/p/1949613

Soak and sleep linen range, lovely rumpled look! Can often get a 20% off code.

Do not buy the john Lewis lower thread count bedding , nice though it is it is impossible to irony and if you do it looks creased again should anyone sit on it or sleep in it!,

Ooh following. We've just changed to a bigger bed and want some "nice" bedding.

Does 100 per cent cotton mean it needs ironing ? And are all the ones with a high thread count therefore not good for us (we don't iron?)

Id like sheets I can just tumble dry and fold but I'd like some quality ones.

Wow oneiroi I was thinking John Lewis but 210 pounds for a white duvet cover seems a bit much!

Someone posted about this company. I have no experience of them personally

bargainbeddings.co.uk/index.php?route=common/home

If you want high quality, then generally you will be looking at cotton and it does need ironing. I have found with the better quality linens that ironing them is not too bad.

Whilst M and S and John Lewis do some lovely luxury linens, what about Asda who do 300/400 thread count cotton covers. I have had three sets, two white and a new pale grey paisley one which has been admired. Their expensive sets are £25. My sil says they are so good, he wont have anything else.

Dunelm have dorma which is pricey (but half the price of the John Lewis set) and I find they don't need too much ironing.

TK Maxx also have good ones, but its a bit pot luck.