LAUSONHOUSE Linen Sheet Set King Size,Luxurious 100% French Linen Sheet Set,Deep Pocket,4 Pieces Breathable Bedding Set - King Light Pink

I love this linen AND this seller! I got the chambray blue sheet set and it was much lighter in person than in (some of) the photos but that worked for me i surprisingly loved the color, it reminds me of denim blue jeans. If you look through the stock photos, the close ups of the fabric is the true color of what you'll receive, it's a bit confusing because each listed color actually shows two different versions of that color. It is true as many reviewers have stated that it is absolutely not soft when you first receive it (in comparison to other French & Belgian linens). I believe the description says it's washed for softness, but I kinda don't think it is. It took me atleast 10 washes before I noticed a good difference (machine wash delicate cycle cold water w/fabric softener and baking soda, hang dry if possible). * I'd like to add that I kept one pillowcase unwashed to compare to the rest of the set that was going through routine washings, which really helped me gauge how well everything was holding up * But once you find your linen softening up it is so worth it, it feels great in the hot summer and it looks amazing - in a "lived in" type of way. My fitted sheet ripped, and they sent me a new one after I sent a picture for proof. And then a few weeks later I noticed the stitches had popped on the sheet along the bottom corner. As expected I was extremely upset and angry because this set had been so exspensive. But I needn't have been, because after I sent another picture to them they sent me ANOTHER sheet without any trouble! I will say that although I have never machine dried my set as of yet I've still noticed a bit of shrinkage, the fitted sheet is harder to get on the mattress and the pillowcases aren't quite as loose as they'd been when I first received them. But all fabrics shrink over time and they still fit albeit tighter so I'm not making a fuss about it (fingers crossed this fitted sheet doesn't become any tighter though). If you're looking at this set then go for it. What do you have to lose? There's a return policy if you decide you don't love them, and if there's an issue Lausonhouse will work with you quickly and efficiently to resolve it. It's a win win. I'd also like to add that although linen softens up over time with use and washings it's not going to be silky soft, be aware that linen has texture to it, a pleasant texture but texture nonetheless. I don't think it's for everybody, it's more of an acquired taste in my opinion and if you purchase expecting silky smooth softness you're going to be disappointed. I personally like the idea that I have to put in some effort to soften up the fabric and from the moment you begin to use and launder your linen it will only continue getting softer with time. It is true that linen repels dirt (& stains). My newborn sleeps on the linen sheets with me and like all newborns he's gross (bodily functions from every end). His little stains have always washed right out, even when I waited days to do so. Overall I believe this type of linen requires more effort and use to get it softer, but once you notice results it's smooth sailing from there. Keep an eye on the stitches, they won't last as long as the fabric and be mindful of the temperatures during washing/drying so you don't experience too much shrinkage (although some shrinkage is clearly inevitable as it happened to me).Update: I knew my sheet was getting tight, but now it hardly fits the mattress. I've washed it twice since the review, cold water line dry. Not sure what's going on but it does not ater my opinion on the material and the seller. Try them out today!

Now that my husband has slept on linen sheets, he does not want to go back to cotton. We had these sheet sets for 18 months (we alternate sheet sets every other week) before the fitted sheet became threadbare and shredding in places. I've read in other reviews that is common for linen - it's not quite as strong as some cotton sheets. Just something to keep in mind in terms of longevity.

This is the first time I've ever had linen sheets - been looking at them for a long time. These are a great buy! The fabric is wonderful with that crisp linen feeling, but they are not rough at all. I saw that comment in a few other reviews, but I find these sheets very soft even after only one washing. They're well-made and nicely sewed.They don't wrinkle badly at all - I've had cotton sheets that wrinkled way more than this, and they wash and dry beautifully. They fit on my queen memory foam mattress just fine - if I had any criticism the top sheet could be a couple inches longer, but they do stay tucked in. And sleeping on them is a cool, airy dream! I just moved to a third-floor bedroom and it gets way too warm up there, but these sheets make a world of difference.I'll be buying another set very soon. One tip - wash and dry before using the first time - quite a bit of lint will come off in the first wash, so check your lint trap in your dryer. Try these, you won't be sorry! Here's a photo after wash & dry and one day folded - not nearly as much wrinkling as I expected.

I love the feel of these, they are a little softer to begin with than Parachutes, though the processing is more natural with Parachute. These are more affordable and still have that luxurious feel of linen particularly the more you wash them. They are generously sized to start but they shrink a great deal with washing even in cold water (a must) and I attempted to dry my first set on low delicate and removed them early to let them lay out to finish drying. My dryer just may be too hot but the top sheet shrunk about 10 inches. It is still nice and long but the side drape is way too short to tuck in. I liked them so much that I still bought another set hoping that there was a problem with the first...nope. If it were spring or summer I’d just hang them out to dry..

First set of king size linen sheets. I was buying high thread counts which I love and decided to try linen because my high thread count sheets wouldn't last long. I read that linen becomes softer with each wash and also helps keep you cool at night. The first night, I kept finding cold spots which I love, the fabric is different but it's a good different. I washed them the next day on delicate and dried on a low heat. It had a lot of lent, not sure why. They are definitely softer after one wash. The elastic is still okay after one wash. I think I'm going to like linen sheets so far. This set is a good set to start off with if you are unsure. Linen sheets are expensive, hopefully it will be worth it in the long run and they will last!For less lent, use less laundry detergent and no fabric softener

I live in the Caribbean and at night I use linen sheets and a light cotton blanket with the air conditioning at about 20c . These lausenhouse sheets took many washes before they became the soft sheets that they now are ..Before they were rather heavy and overstarched . My mattress is extra large and extra deep and the sheets fit very well . I suppose just like comfortable long lasting shoes, they take quite some time to break in ..I change shoes about every ten years or so !!