Fabdreams 100% Organic Linen 3-Piece Sheet Set- Stonewashed Finish

Would be nice if a flat sheet was included.

Here is the issue I have with rating these. Right now, I feel like the sheets are awful. They are coarse and kinda' feel like sandpaper. If you sleep in your Earth arrival outfit, you are going to be exfoliated from head to toe. But linen is made from flax. It is some of the oldest textiles ever found. Linen is the OG moisture wicking material. If there are flax fibers in the fabric but blended with other fibers, it will still be called linen. Hopefully, they will disclose that it is a blend though. It gets blended with cotton for instance, because cotton may not have the rugged durability as linen, but it has the ability to feel luxuriously soft and smooth, you can get an amazing product with the durability of linen but the feel of cotton. Linen fibers come in long linen fibers which are reserved for very fine linen and there are short fibers which are coarse and do not have the same quality. Linen doesn't pill up and should only have a small amount of shrinkage once it is washed and dried. Linen can quite literally last forever. They have found mummies wrapped in linen. Why all the info about linen? Know what you are getting. Even though these sheets are currently rough, linen like a colicky baby can have a major glo-up given time. Each washing should help soften it. Wash cool on gentle and tumble dry low heat. Get some dryer balls to keep simulating the "stonewashing" process and keep softening the fabric. Give these time. Let the natural fibers hold your body heat as needed or be moisture wicking. That is the amazing thing about natural fibers they adjust to you. You pay a lot right now. It is an investment. You will probably have these sheets for your entire life. I do have a bit of an issue; I wish they would have put a tag on the head or foot labeling it. It would save me some hassle on making the bed. They fit a thick mattress. They do wrinkle. Even wrinkly I thought they looked nice. I tried to upload pictures with a closeup of the texture of the fabric alone, and next to standard 100% cotton sheets. These come from India. Kochi India is known for its quality linen products; I can't say for sure that is where they were made but it is probable since it is considered a niche market. So, my dilemma in rating is though they don't feel the best now- how will they feel in 20 years? What will my other sheets feel like then? Will I still have those? For durability, longevity, and 'potential' to be incredibly soft, I give them 4 stars.

I've always been interested in different types of sheets that promote comfort in different ways. I really can't stand artificial fabrics for sheets (polyester most of all), and my favorite sheets have been higher thread count cotton, as well as eucalyptus or bamboo. Linen comes from flax and has a more textured feel than cotton. It's also extremely lightweight and breathable, which is nice for sleeping in the hotter climate where I live. These sheets feel soft and textured and are extremely breathable, allowing me to get comfortable immediately and stay comfortable through the night. They're definitely a bit of a luxury at over $250 for a sheet set, but if you're interested enough in linen sheets to be reading this, you're probably already considering treating yourself. I'd say go for it. You won't be disappointed.

I love all the certifications on these sheets and they are in fact labeled organic (unlike some I’ve seen that claim to be O-TEK certified, NonGMO, organic etc…but don’t have it anywhere on product label. This was my first experience with linen sheets and I can attest that they are great for hot sleepers. Very moisture wicking and don’t leave sweat stains like bamboo and eucalyptus sometimes can. You will absolutely want to wash and dry these on gentle cycle to avoid any sort of shrinkage. Now to the negatives. Linen looks great on the bed, but man oh man do these wrinkle bad. It take a lot of effort to iron them out if you want them to look seamless. Also, since linen fiber is much more dense than cotton and other fabrics it takes many washes before these actually soften up. I much prefer the silky feel of bamboo or eucalyptus sheets however those tend to have sweat stains so quick and don’t hold up as well as cotton or linen. The wrinkling is really what turns me off the most though as I don’t have the time to steam or iron every time I wash my sheets. These do get softer and softer with every wash, you just have to be patient. Overall, if you are familiar with linen sheets and love them then you will probably enjoy these but if you like a silky feel when you sleep you may want to check out bamboo sheets instead (albeit those will not be “organic” in case that is important to you)