Question 1

Are these sheets really cotton or microfiber?

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They are NOT 1800 thread count which pertains to PURE COTTON SHEETS ONLY. The “1800” is nothing more than a number they chose which essentially  means nothing!!! These sheets are made from Polyester/Microfiber so: BUYER BEWARE!!!!

Question 2

what's the difference between microfiber and cotton thread count sheets?

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Microfiber is is finely strung polyester threading.  You can thread 2-3 times as much per square inch than cotton.  That’s why you see some microfiber bed sheets having 1000-1800 thread count.  But you can’t compare that with cotton thread count.  Both have different meanings, it’s not a standard measurement anymore.  Microfiber feels very soft and the sheets are light.   And that’s were the good stops.  Since there made essentially of plastic threads  (smooth threads with little defects or variations in their run lengths) and threaded tightly per square inch, air and moisture cannot easily pass through them.  Cotton, which has variations and defects throughout their threads, will pass through heat and moisture more easily.  But cannot be packed tightly as microfiber.  So thread count for microfiber sheets has a different meaning then cotton sheets.  In fact, it’s almost pointless for microfiber sheets to mention the thread count.  I believe it’s deceptive if they do.  Anyway, microfiber feels soft and smooth.  But they also retain heat more and moisture.  They are thinner and lighter, but being that way makes them fragile at the seams.  Use very low heat in the dryer,  microfiber breaks down with high heat.  Overall, if you want a good set of sheets for year round and that last long, make an almost guaranteed investment and buy some good quality cotton sheets.

Question 3

What is the thread count. Why the seemingly deceptive product name?

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polyester or microfiber is measured very  differently then cotton fiber because it is too thin. microfiber is measured by weight in GSM or grams per square meter. this is not usually mentioned in poly sheets but i've been doing my homework. the common range in poly sheets is 95 which is very thin and see thru if you hold it up to light (that's my thickness test) up to  120 for better quality thick not see thru. amazons pinzon is 120 i think. after 120 you get flannel and then towels but i dont know gsm. many sellers i've contacted dont even know these numbers.You cannot compare cotton weave numbers (or thread count) with poly weights. but consumers want this info on their sheet buying so sellers attempt to throw out a high number which does not mean a thing. its a bad comparison .

Question 4

what is the thread count on this?

Accepted Answer

These are microfiber, not cotton, so they are not measured in thread count. Microfiber is measured in GSM (Grams per Square Meter.) Most microfiber fabrics are between 200-350 GSM. The higher the number, the thicker and softer the fabric.  I prefer microfiber sheets, as they are lightweight, cooler, and easier to wash than cotton. That said, because they are so thin, they may not last as long. Hope that helps clear things up!

Product Care Instructions	Machine Wash
Thread Count	1800
Material Type	Microfiber
Unit Count	1 Count
Item Dimensions	10.98 x 9.88 x 4.21 inches
Size	King
Closure Type	Zipper
Additional Features	Fade Resistant, Deep Pocket, Breathable
Theme	Winter
Seasons	Winter, Summer
Pattern	Solid
Style Name	Bedding Sheet Set
Color	White

HC COLLECTION Bed Sheets Set King with 2 Pillowcases, Hotel Luxury Platinum 1800 Series Brushed Microfiber Sheet w/Deep Pocket, Ultra Soft Lightweight 4 Pcs Linen Bedding for Hot Sleepers, White

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