I got the Brooklinen percale king size fitted sheet back in 2021 and I still love it. I suffer from eczema and I doesn’t irritate my skin it has a nice cool feel to it. It is very durable no pulling or ripping in the washer. Yes it is so expensive and wrinkles like crazy but the good out weight the bad
Yeah same here. I found that the sheets wrinkle a lot less when I turn on the wrinkle prevent feature on my washer dryer. I know not all people may not have this but if you’re has something like it I would definitely use it as it seems to work with these forsuree
About TIME!!!!! A review after a period of time has passed. Sheets just aren't "heirloom" quality anymore. It's all marketing lingo, paid for ads that push the buyer towards certain products.
I just got my first set of the percale sheets today. They’re in the washer as we speak. They definitely feel on the thin side so I’m optimistically cautious at the moment. I have a set of opalhouse percale sheets from target. They’re my favorite ever but the pattern faded and after only a few months, the fitted sheet is looking like it could rip soon. We have a split king and it’s so hard to find twin xl percale sheets! The 270 thread count from brooklinen was the best I could find that wasn’t way more expensive. I would definitely not consider these affordable. They’re on the lower end of the luxury spectrum. Lol I just want to sleep cool and comfortable and I want my sheets to last longer than a few months. It’s all I ask.
I gotta say, about a year ago I got a set of queen cotton sheets (with pillowcases) from Tuesday Morning for fifty bucks. Best, most soft, smooth, durable sheets I've ever had. You can do what I did all day long. For a company with no storefronts that uses UA-camrs for their advertising, the Brooklinen price point is high.
I bought the percale bed sheets 3 years ago and they are still fine, but I don't reach for these much. they are paper thin, which is good for hot weather climates but they make a rustling noise that I don't like. I'd rather spend a little bit more and buy Riley's percale sheets or LL Bean sheets.
Ha, ha, ha! A duvet cover for $200 (king) is a steal! Frette duvet covers START at around $1300 for a king and go up from there. I guess "expensive" is all relative. I use Christian Fischbacher at home and my duvet cover is a much more reasonable $400.
Recently took a plung into these sheets. Have to say found them really sweat absorbant, so no issue there. Didn't find the wrinkles. Really enjoyed the information, great information. Subscriber 🍻
Long time brooklinien here. Agree to disagree big man. You’ve missed the point. Wrinkles an obvious issue here, everyone knows it. Especially for that price. At least we agree on the information. Sun raver 👍
@@wowitsruss I’ve had a think about what linen is. Appreciate the advice. Big man 👍 Still, my stance on wrinkles remains untouched and unironed. Cheers 🍻
CasaLuna (Targéhs Luxury Brand) is honestly great quality for a low price. From their silk pillowcases to their linen and high thread count Cotten sheets. I agree, rather spend 100 on a linen set than 400 on a set and somehow get a hole.
I bought the sateen sheet set and love it so much i’m considering the bundle. I love my Ugg comforter in winter but my cat is a perpetual biscuit maker and has it ruined. I’d be upset spending so much on bedding my cat is gonna destroy.
I both agree and disagree : I like the feel of Brooklinen Luxe Sheets, but I worry about durability -- these sheets are light! -- you literally get less fabric than you get from other brands within this price range (By about 4 to 6 ounces). E.g. My Lands End sheets took ~2 years to become great, while the Luxe were great on day 1 - but I paid more for the latter and I expect them to wear out first. I think it's possible to get sheets of the same quality for less money, or better quality sheets for more. Not sure if I've found the best brands, but I recommend Lands End and Company Store as better options.
I don’t use a top sheet, so having the duvet cover is the same for me. Since this video I have also purchased the fitted sheet and my opinions have not changed at all ❤️
@MissSarahEK I adore how realistic you are lol. Everyone has these perfect hotel made beds and most times we just have time to do a lightweight bed making lol. I do like my luxe sheets for years but they really do tear sometimes and for that price it's crazy lol. Great honest review! 😊
Calling this a sheet review when you didn't buy the sheets but just the duvet cover is a lie to your description. I bought the Targets Casa Luna linen sheets . The bottom sheet lasted 4 years before the middle of the bottom sheets got thread bare with washing everyweek and hang drying 😔. I am a seamstress and thought of making my own sheets and buy high quality linen for clothing at $17.54/ yard to make a top and bottom sheet and pillow cases it'd cost me $240 just in fabric (Id need 14 yards ) and $380 with labor and materials to make on the cheap sewing full tilt.
Hmm ok...sorry to hear you think I'm lying 😢. I called this a sheets review because the duvet cover is made out of the exact same material as the sheets, and is in fact part of their sheets collection. I also use it as my sheets. I don't use a top sheet; I just wash the duvet cover, so it's against my skin like any other top sheet would be. Also, I have since purchased the matching fitted sheet over a year ago, and my thoughts mentioned in this review are still 100% the same (...probably since I was already using the sheets anyway 😉).
@@MissSarahEK I’m doing a sheet review, but it’s actually pants because it was made with the same material. Sheets don’t mean duvet cover, and they don’t mean pants.
@@Mobin2000huh? The duvet cover is literally sold in the sheets section of the Brooklinen website…so maybe take it up with them 🤷♀️. It is a type of “sheet” and is actually 100% the same thing 😅. I’ve also since bought the fitted sheet over a year ago, and I can my opinion is exactly the same now (because I had already experienced the “sheets”)
Hi Sarah…I’m looking for a duvet cover and this one looks reasonable. Can you comment on ease of getting your comforter inside of this duvet? I have a dog so I will have to wash regularly. Thx!
Thanks for watching! I would say it’s similar to most duvet covers I’ve tried (a bit of a pain to get on 🙃) but they do have ties in the corner to help keep everything in place which helps. Overall I think it’s pretty average difficulty.
@@MissSarahEK any tips on stopping it from bunching up all over? I got mostly duvet cover by my face and a pile of comforter elsewhere, despite using the ties.
Brooklinen is probably three times the cost of comparable sheets but they'll replace them once for free. It's basically a prepaid limited sheet subscription service.
Looking for a replacement to the Wamsutta Dreamzone 1000's BedBath&Beyond discontinued. I was considering these since they are lower cost, but they look underwhelming.. think I'll go with the Boll & Branch Hemmed or the Peacock Alley Soprano set
👀 The duvet cover and pillow chases are also sheets. They are made out of the same material. I have actually bought the bottom sheet now too and my opinion is exactly the same.
After about a year, I decided that their sheets (and duvet cover) are simply not worth the money. Their percale sheets are stiffer and wrinkle more than others I've had (and since gotten) and they don't have deep pockets like sheets in this price range really should. The duvet insert quickly got lumpy, no matter what care methods were used. I ended up switching to a high-quality set from Target and honestly, they are much better sheets. I did find it interesting this is a review on their *sheets* when the reviewer does not actually own the *sheets*.
Thanks for your comment! Sorry to hear you haven’t had a good experience. I own the pillow cases, duvet cover, and now the bottom sheet as well, which are all part of sheet set. The only thing I don’t have is the top sheet because I don’t use a top sheet in general. My opinion is exactly the same after trying out the bottom sheet as it was with the duvet cover (which I use as a top sheet) and pillow cases.
Little bit of a turn off this couple just decided to manufacture sheets in 2014, no they didn’t. It’s just another version of arbitrage nothing more nothing less. Oh, let’s buy at a discount from a particular manufacturer that we like. Of course there’s some research involved there. I’m sure a lot of hard work there lol. I’m sure they’re testing facility is their own bed
Plunge is right. These cost me $150 for a Twin Lux set. They were not as soft and luxurious as advertised. It's all marketing. I would say my sheets are worth $80, not $150. I have a $80 Queen set from Costco that are better. I wouldn't recommend these sheets. It's mostly hype
I got the Brooklinen percale king size fitted sheet back in 2021 and I still love it. I suffer from eczema and I doesn’t irritate my skin it has a nice cool feel to it. It is very durable no pulling or ripping in the washer. Yes it is so expensive and wrinkles like crazy but the good out weight the bad
Yeah same here. I found that the sheets wrinkle a lot less when I turn on the wrinkle prevent feature on my washer dryer. I know not all people may not have this but if you’re has something like it I would definitely use it as it seems to work with these forsuree
About TIME!!!!! A review after a period of time has passed. Sheets just aren't "heirloom" quality anymore. It's all marketing lingo, paid for ads that push the buyer towards certain products.
I just got my first set of the percale sheets today. They’re in the washer as we speak. They definitely feel on the thin side so I’m optimistically cautious at the moment. I have a set of opalhouse percale sheets from target. They’re my favorite ever but the pattern faded and after only a few months, the fitted sheet is looking like it could rip soon. We have a split king and it’s so hard to find twin xl percale sheets! The 270 thread count from brooklinen was the best I could find that wasn’t way more expensive. I would definitely not consider these affordable. They’re on the lower end of the luxury spectrum. Lol I just want to sleep cool and comfortable and I want my sheets to last longer than a few months. It’s all I ask.
I gotta say, about a year ago I got a set of queen cotton sheets (with pillowcases) from Tuesday Morning for fifty bucks. Best, most soft, smooth, durable sheets I've ever had. You can do what I did all day long. For a company with no storefronts that uses UA-camrs for their advertising, the Brooklinen price point is high.
I bought the percale bed sheets 3 years ago and they are still fine, but I don't reach for these much. they are paper thin, which is good for hot weather climates but they make a rustling noise that I don't like. I'd rather spend a little bit more and buy Riley's percale sheets or LL Bean sheets.
Ha, ha, ha! A duvet cover for $200 (king) is a steal! Frette duvet covers START at around $1300 for a king and go up from there. I guess "expensive" is all relative. I use Christian Fischbacher at home and my duvet cover is a much more reasonable $400.
Helpful review, thanks!
Recently took a plung into these sheets. Have to say found them really sweat absorbant, so no issue there. Didn't find the wrinkles. Really enjoyed the information, great information. Subscriber 🍻
Long time brooklinien here. Agree to disagree big man. You’ve missed the point. Wrinkles an obvious issue here, everyone knows it. Especially for that price. At least we agree on the information. Sun raver 👍
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Not a problem with the disagreement but not willing to accept your stance on wrinkles. But I'll give it one more week and let you know 🍻
@@bedivere8816 if you buy linen and expect no wrinkles you need to think again on what linen is.
@@wowitsruss I’ve had a think about what linen is. Appreciate the advice. Big man 👍 Still, my stance on wrinkles remains untouched and unironed. Cheers 🍻
My Brooklinen sheet has many holes now probably from my cat but I’ve never had this problem with sheets from Costco or Target
CasaLuna (Targéhs Luxury Brand) is honestly great quality for a low price. From their silk pillowcases to their linen and high thread count Cotten sheets.
I agree, rather spend 100 on a linen set than 400 on a set and somehow get a hole.
I bought the sateen sheet set and love it so much i’m considering the bundle.
I love my Ugg comforter in winter but my cat is a perpetual biscuit maker and has it ruined.
I’d be upset spending so much on bedding my cat is gonna destroy.
I both agree and disagree : I like the feel of Brooklinen Luxe Sheets, but I worry about durability -- these sheets are light! -- you literally get less fabric than you get from other brands within this price range (By about 4 to 6 ounces). E.g. My Lands End sheets took ~2 years to become great, while the Luxe were great on day 1 - but I paid more for the latter and I expect them to wear out first.
I think it's possible to get sheets of the same quality for less money, or better quality sheets for more. Not sure if I've found the best brands, but I recommend Lands End and Company Store as better options.
Mine didn’t last long at all. Ripped on two different beds after 3 washes.
Stopped watching when I saw they did not buy fitted or top sheet
I don’t use a top sheet, so having the duvet cover is the same for me. Since this video I have also purchased the fitted sheet and my opinions have not changed at all ❤️
We gotta teach ya how to make ya bed girl.
😂 that’s probably true!
@MissSarahEK I adore how realistic you are lol. Everyone has these perfect hotel made beds and most times we just have time to do a lightweight bed making lol. I do like my luxe sheets for years but they really do tear sometimes and for that price it's crazy lol. Great honest review! 😊
Does your discount link still work?
Calling this a sheet review when you didn't buy the sheets but just the duvet cover is a lie to your description. I bought the Targets Casa Luna linen sheets . The bottom sheet lasted 4 years before the middle of the bottom sheets got thread bare with washing everyweek and hang drying 😔. I am a seamstress and thought of making my own sheets and buy high quality linen for clothing at $17.54/ yard to make a top and bottom sheet and pillow cases it'd cost me $240 just in fabric (Id need 14 yards ) and $380 with labor and materials to make on the cheap sewing full tilt.
Hmm ok...sorry to hear you think I'm lying 😢. I called this a sheets review because the duvet cover is made out of the exact same material as the sheets, and is in fact part of their sheets collection. I also use it as my sheets. I don't use a top sheet; I just wash the duvet cover, so it's against my skin like any other top sheet would be.
Also, I have since purchased the matching fitted sheet over a year ago, and my thoughts mentioned in this review are still 100% the same (...probably since I was already using the sheets anyway 😉).
The title may have been inaccurate, but it wasn’t a “lie.” Using the word “lie” was uncalled for and frankly, unkind.
@@MissSarahEK I’m doing a sheet review, but it’s actually pants because it was made with the same material. Sheets don’t mean duvet cover, and they don’t mean pants.
@@Mobin2000huh? The duvet cover is literally sold in the sheets section of the Brooklinen website…so maybe take it up with them 🤷♀️. It is a type of “sheet” and is actually 100% the same thing 😅. I’ve also since bought the fitted sheet over a year ago, and I can my opinion is exactly the same now (because I had already experienced the “sheets”)
Hi Sarah…I’m looking for a duvet cover and this one looks reasonable. Can you comment on ease of getting your comforter inside of this duvet? I have a dog so I will have to wash regularly. Thx!
Thanks for watching! I would say it’s similar to most duvet covers I’ve tried (a bit of a pain to get on 🙃) but they do have ties in the corner to help keep everything in place which helps. Overall I think it’s pretty average difficulty.
@@MissSarahEK any tips on stopping it from bunching up all over? I got mostly duvet cover by my face and a pile of comforter elsewhere, despite using the ties.
Brooklinen is probably three times the cost of comparable sheets but they'll replace them once for free. It's basically a prepaid limited sheet subscription service.
Looking for a replacement to the Wamsutta Dreamzone 1000's BedBath&Beyond discontinued.
I was considering these since they are lower cost, but they look underwhelming.. think I'll go with the Boll & Branch Hemmed or the Peacock Alley Soprano set
Stay away from Brooklinen, the stitching doesn’t hold.
How the hell are you doing the sheet review and you didn’t buy the sheets? All you bought was the damn duvet and some pillowcases?
👀 The duvet cover and pillow chases are also sheets. They are made out of the same material. I have actually bought the bottom sheet now too and my opinion is exactly the same.
After about a year, I decided that their sheets (and duvet cover) are simply not worth the money. Their percale sheets are stiffer and wrinkle more than others I've had (and since gotten) and they don't have deep pockets like sheets in this price range really should. The duvet insert quickly got lumpy, no matter what care methods were used. I ended up switching to a high-quality set from Target and honestly, they are much better sheets. I did find it interesting this is a review on their *sheets* when the reviewer does not actually own the *sheets*.
Thanks for your comment! Sorry to hear you haven’t had a good experience. I own the pillow cases, duvet cover, and now the bottom sheet as well, which are all part of sheet set. The only thing I don’t have is the top sheet because I don’t use a top sheet in general. My opinion is exactly the same after trying out the bottom sheet as it was with the duvet cover (which I use as a top sheet) and pillow cases.
Little bit of a turn off this couple just decided to manufacture sheets in 2014, no they didn’t. It’s just another version of arbitrage nothing more nothing less.
Oh, let’s buy at a discount from a particular manufacturer that we like. Of course there’s some research involved there. I’m sure a lot of hard work there lol.
I’m sure they’re testing facility is their own bed
Linen is NOT cotton. Linen is made out of flax. You got ripped off. Go buy and review real Linen.
I don’t think I ever said my sheets were linen…
You seem like a nice, fun person. No one ever said they were linen.
@@opeepingtomo the name has linen in it 😆
@@nowannabeonthis8522 that the name of the company not the sheets and they do sell actual linen sheets there so your point is moot.
Why do sheets matter if you’re just going to sleep in a shirt and pants anyways…?
Boycott apartheid sheets, there are better companies that don’t support genocide. free Palestine and support the BDS movement
Womp , I wonder what is the next movement you’ll jump onto next year, just to keep your virtue signaling up to date
Plunge is right. These cost me $150 for a Twin Lux set. They were not as soft and luxurious as advertised. It's all marketing. I would say my sheets are worth $80, not $150. I have a $80 Queen set from Costco that are better. I wouldn't recommend these sheets. It's mostly hype
I disagree, the quality is really good and depends on which kind of weave you get. The parcale ones are not smooth perse.