JCPenney.com sells its own brand of sheets plus many other brands. Owners can rate sheets for quality, value, durability and whether they meet expectations. The 300TC JCPenney Easy-Care sheets and the JCPenney 400TC WrinkleGuard sheets receive an average of 4.6 stars out of 5 from several hundred reviewers. Another standout are JCPenney Studio 360TC True-Fit Wrinkle-Free sheets, which receive an average of 4.5 stars from about 50 owners. Overall, these JCPenney sheets seem to fit well and don’t wrinkle.
This online retailer sells its own brand of bed sheets as well has other brands, such as Eileen Fisher, Lilly Pulitzer, Nicola Home and Frette. The company first began selling its own brand of flannel sheets, so it’s no surprise that the Garnet Hill Signature Flannel Sheets are top-rated, with nearly 200 owners giving them an average rating of 4.7 stars out of 5. Owners are mostly happy with the feel and quality of these flannel sheets, although some say they lost softness or shrank after washing. The percale sheets are another standout on the site. Garnet Hill Dot to Dot Percale Sheets receive an overall rating of 4.6 stars from more than 100 owners. The Garnet Hill Fiesta Percale Sheets are the same product with a solid pattern. They too receive a good rating of 4.4 stars from nearly 100 owners. Owners say the percale sheets are high quality but prone to wrinkling.
Walmart.com has several hundred product listings for sheets, including its own value-priced Canopy brand. The Canopy Modal Jersey Sheet Set receives a high average rating of 4.8 stars out of 5 from about 45 owners. Reviewers agree the sheets are extremely soft and don’t wrinkle. The Walmart Canopy Luxury 400-Thread Count Sateen Sheet Set receives a high average rating of 4.5 stars from about two dozen owners, who say the sheets feel soft and are holding up well. The lower-thread-count Walmart Canopy Wrinkle-Free 300-Thread Count Sateen Sheet receives more mixed reviews. Some owners say these sheets are soft, while others describe them as scratchy and say they fell apart after washing. In two separate product listings, Sheets receive an overall rating of 4.1 stars from about 70 owners.
This online retailer offers editorial reviews of bed sheets made of 100 percent cotton, organic cotton, silk and other natural fibers. The editors rate each product on a 5-star scale and provide the pros and cons. Nearly all the products they sell receive an Excellent or Very Good rating. Indika Environmental Bedding Pali and Kumi Kookoon Classic Collection Silk Sheets are among the sheets that receive Excellent ratings.
Coral Nafie, About.com’s guide to interior decorating, lists her top six picks for luxury bed linen manufacturers. She recommends the brands Frette, Bellino Fine Linens, Anichini, Peacock Alley, Pratesi and Yves Delorme. While this review is useful in that it gives some general product information, no specific products are mentioned and there’s no indication of what rating criteria are used or whether products are tested.
Target.com sells its own brand of sheets, marketed under the name Home, as well as Fieldcrest and other brands. Each color and size of sheet is a separate listing, so there are hundreds of listings. This also results in less than 10 owner reviews for most products, so it’s hard to get a clear picture of which line of sheets is top-rated. Target has discontinued its Target Home 600 Thread Count Sheets, which receive high marks in several expert reviews, but owners of these sheets that bought the new Target Home 700 Thread Count Sheet Set say the quality is inferior.
3Luxe is a review site that rates what editors consider to be the top three products in a range of categories. It’s not clear how the products are tested and compared, however, and there’s no discussion of negatives or poor performers. Visitors can also vote a thumbs-up or thumbs-down rating to each product.