Quince European Linen Sheet Set in Sand ($144-$214)
“I’m obsessed with textural bedrooms in muted tones, and linen is one of my favorite fabrics to use. For bedding, it offers that luxe but laid-back, perfectly imperfect vibe — wrinkles just add to the textured goodness. What I don’t love about linen bedding is the steep price tag, which is why I was excited to try Quince’s European Linen Sheet Set, which costs 42 to 70 percent less than competitor brands.
These aren’t the first set of linen sheets I’ve owned, so I expected to have to break them in to get past the slightly rough feel of new linen sheets. If you’re used to sleeping with a silky sateen cotton or a bamboo sheet set, you might have a moment of regret on your first night, but trust me, these sheets become super soft after a few wash cycles.
They feel cozy in a way that cotton sheets never do but are still lightweight and really breathable, which is why I’m planning to keep them on year-round. I live in Northern California, where the weather is still oscillating between being hot enough to need a fan at night and chilly enough to need an extra blanket, and these feel great in both scenarios. My bed looks and feels expensive.” — Angela Elias, former contributing shopping editor
Rating:
★★★★
