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Good quality cheap bedsheets.Where do I find them?

20 replies

123MothergotafleA · 28/05/2018 05:23

I do realise that quality equals expensive in most cases, but I'm hoping that the great MN army will direct me to where I can find really decent bedsheets without breaking the bank.
My current lot of sheets have become threadbare/ have actual holes in them because they are the most comfortable sheets I've ever had. They were from Kohls in USA and I don't know where to start to find anything as good in the UK.

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DuckEgg86 · 28/05/2018 05:53

TK Maxx and Dunelm

Mol1628 · 28/05/2018 05:55

Ikea

Nodney · 28/05/2018 05:58

I get my fitted sheets from Asda and they're really great. I make a special trip there when I need some because they're good quality and cheap.

RumAppleGinger · 28/05/2018 06:15

Watch out for an Argos sale. I got some great bedding at Christmas king size sets for under a tenner, they have washed really well.

ChangingStates · 28/05/2018 06:35

Ikea do cheap 100% cotton ones

123MothergotafleA · 28/05/2018 22:49

Thanks for your recommendations people! Food for thought, will look out for Argos sale. Who knew that Argos might fit the bill?

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BikeRunSki · 28/05/2018 22:52

House of Frazer sale

NC4Now · 28/05/2018 22:55

I always get sheets from Asda. They are good enough and have a nice range.

TrickyKid · 28/05/2018 22:56

Ikea & Sainsburys do nice 100% cotton bedding. I always buy in the Sainsburys sale.

Sofabitch · 28/05/2018 23:00

Define cheap.

I hate cheap bedding. But asda does a nice 3000 thread egyption cotton for around £30.

Jonbb · 28/05/2018 23:04

Matalan

DianaT1969 · 28/05/2018 23:05

High threadcount sheets at Tkmaxx

SouthernComforts · 28/05/2018 23:06

Aldi! Seriously. I am very fussy with bedding and my mum bought me a set of their Egyptian cotton bedding for around £25 and its my favourite set.

WTFsMyUserName · 28/05/2018 23:17

I was umming and aahing in Sainsbury's today at the cotton bedding sale. Not the best quality cotton, only 180 thread but I currently have DS in the bed with me who leaks out of his nappy regularly Sad. The superking fitted sheet was £10 or so and I'm gutted for putting it back. Last year Sainsbury's did 400 thread count while Egyptian cotton duvet and pillow case sets at a really good price and I'm kicking myself for not getting them.

WTFsMyUserName · 28/05/2018 23:20

Also check out the eBay Argos outlet store. It appears superking bedding doesn't sell very well so ends up on the eBay outlet. I stock piled a few white 100% cotton bedding sets for about £12 or so. They tend to have well priced king size sets too.

SexyManatee · 28/05/2018 23:25

Muji make my favourite bedding. So soft.

SandAndSea · 28/05/2018 23:28

I've bought some good ones on ebay. I've also heard that Primark are good value.

DianaBlythe · 28/05/2018 23:31

Sainsbury’s. Lovely set bought years ago, still going strong. Comfy, soft, doesn’t crease or need ironing. Prefer it over some of my more expensive ones and the same design is still available 4 years later so have bought another!

guessmyusername · 02/06/2018 00:26

Asda are quite good. Had some from Dunelm before and they were not that cheap but now have big worn patches so can't recommend them. Have replaced them with M&S ones that I quite like but they were not cheap. Depends how long you want them to last....

BertieBotts · 02/06/2018 00:36

Not Matalan. They feel horrible IME.

Next are good, not the cheapest but hardly expensive and really nice for what you pay. I've got some 7 year old sheets from them which look brand new. The other bedding was discarded as we changed bedding sizes/bedroom colours at various times.

Primark are variable. Start off well but some fade with washing. I've had a sheet from there which has gone a very odd colour in about 2 years. However I got some pillowcases which have stayed very nice and are my favourites. Ikea is similar - starts off nice but fades easily, and their cheaper options feel rough.

TK Maxx is definitely a good cheat for getting upmarket, high quality products at normal high street prices. But it's harder to find a good selection so you have to keep checking back.

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