<p>I’m looking for sources for soft, good quality sheets besides Bed and Bath. Has anyone ordered from twin xl dot com? Can’t tell if they’re reputable or not.</p>
<p>Have tried pbteen. </p>
<p>trying to find better color options… </p>
<p>thanks.</p>
<p>can’t tell you anything about the site you’ve mentioned but I ordered from the Company Store. I have bought from them for years – the quality is great and you’d be hard pressed to beat the color selection.</p>
<p>Bought my son’s from Bed, Bath & Beyond. Move-in day - I’m helping him make his bed and roommate’s mother is helping her son and we notice - we bought the exact same sheets! I guess they were ok - never heard any complaints - they are back with him at school now.</p>
<p>I also like sheets from The Company Store; also Lands’ End.</p>
<h1>1D decided she needed a 2nd set this year. Last year’s set was bamboo (go figure) from BB&B, the new set is jersey from Target. We’ve used them in our trailer for the past couple of years and they seem to wash well & hold their softness. Colors vary, but there are some bright choices.</h1>
<p>Charter Club “Damask Stripe” 500 Thread Count Sheet Set, Twin XL
Reg. $120.00
Sale $69.99
With a coupon less than that.</p>
<p>My D got a colorful comforter/pillow sham set and got white jersey sheets from Bed Bath & Beyond for school last year.</p>
<p>For home we got her some good sheets (high thread count) from JC Penney but it’s not a Twin XL. She’s a thread count snob and can’t sleep on low thread count sheets.</p>
<p>I don’t know if they will have Twin XL but we’ve also purchased high thread count sheets at Tuesday Morning, if you have that store.</p>
<p>The sheets that I absolutely swear by (and the only product I buy from BB&B) are called Pure Beech. They’re 100% modal and are slightly sateen. They’re only like, 300 thread count but I swear on your life they’re the best you’ll ever have. They’re not hot. They’re soft. They get even softer if you wash them. They come in great colors. I cannot recommend anything higher! They are amazing. Try them, you’ll like em, I swear. They’re a little pricey (my queen sized set was about $75) but you can use BB&B’s 20% off coupon on them which brought mine down closer to $60. With the less comfy ones from Macy’s around $50, the extra $10 seemed worth it. And it was! Other people who have been in my bed/noticed my sheets have commented on their awesomeness too. You should check em out! Mine are “plum”</p>
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<p>Another thing that made me happy was what happened when my first set ripped. I don’t know how it happened exactly, but it looked like a spot on the sheet just wore really thin and eventually wore through, creating a hole. Since there isn’t a BB&B in my college town I had to wait until break to take them back home. I brought the ripped one back with me, and BB&B took back the ripped one and gave me an entire brand new set for $0. Loved it!</p>
<p>Personally, I like buying bedding from Ross. My friend likes Tuesday Morning for linens, which has good prices. I hate spending much money on kids’ linens because they don’t keep things all that long. I got a great 500 or 800 thread count cotton sheet set–full for about $30 from Ross. They are my favorites of all time. I bought S two sets of XL flannel sheets on-line. After 2 years, he handed them down to sister (he had purchased himself a full-size bed & linens & didn’t need the ones I had originally purchased. After 3.5 years of use, they’re looking to buy a new set of something, but I am leaving it to them to figure out. They’re tired of the tan color of the sheets but are having a tough time finding flannel at this time of year (they like flannel–comforting memories, I guess). Not sure what they decided as they admit the sheets are still servicable but they are ready for something new. S got involved since he’s helping D set up her apartment while he’s in LA & she’s in HI. :)</p>
<p>Bought Hotel brand sheets at Marshall’s - 450 count for far less than expected but I have a boy and boys are easier…still matched the comforter pretty well. Bought extra sets for potential washings - haha!</p>
<p>Just saw kristin5792’s post - the sheets my D has are the Pure Beech jersey version. Twin XL is $30. She says they are the best sheets ever.</p>
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<p>My D worked in the home department of Macy’s last year before she went to college and is very particular about her bedding. Well, she’s very particular about everything, to be honest.</p>
<p>we ordered from the Company Store. thanks! This XL size definitely complicates things.</p>
<p>I just bought son a set of Pure Beech jersey sheets at BB&B. Heard very good reviews about them. They seemed very soft and they fit the twin XL bed in the dorm well. Will see how they hold up. Like college-query’s D, son is a thread count snob so I’m sure I’ll be hearing about it if they’re not comfortable. He did take his down pillows from home. I wasn’t about to buy him new $50 pillows for college.</p>
<p>Didn’t bother with extra sheets but sent spare pillowcases.</p>
<p>Target also has twin XL sheets. D’s lasted all four years in college.</p>
<p>hmmm. maybe we’ll try those beech sheets from BBB if they do actually fit the xl bed. i guess if they don’t, they can always become extra for home…</p>
<p>The sheets come in XL,
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so the fit isn’t an issue!</p>
<p>These sheets lasted through 2 years in the dorm and have since been handed down to a cousin.</p>
<p>the color selection in xl isn’t as good… (daughter’s preferences, not mine!). will bring to her attention, though, and we’ll see…</p>
<p>I like Garnet Hill for linens. It’s got a fair number of choices in dorm sheets and it’s online. Another good place for sheets is Cuddledown. (online too). Both have extra-long twin sheets for dorm beds.</p>
<p>SDonCC–ah, yes. I have a boy. Blue, white or beige…</p>
<p>I have seen very good quality 100% cotton at Koh’s. Long Twin set were under $20 last year. My D. likes designs and quality from Pottery Barn teen (on-line). All hers are from there.</p>