Details about our American-made sheets
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Yes! Our sheets are made from 100% certified Supima® cotton. Supima is only grown in America and is 45% stronger and softer than normal upland cotton. It is also finer than Egyptian cotton, 90% of which is fake. Less than 1% of global cotton meets the quality requirements to be labeled 100% certi...
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We know people love organic products. We love them too! When shopping for groceries we try to get organic produce when available. So what about Authenticity50 sheets, are they organic? The short answer is no, they're not organic. Below is our reasoning on why they're not organic. More expensive ...
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Why did you choose Supima® cotton rather than Egyptian cotton?
The short answer: Supima® is a premium Extra-long staple Pima cotton that is VERIFIED by the American Supima Association. Most Egyptian cotton is not grown in Egypt, it is grown in China and India. And there is also no verification system for Egyptian cotton (as there is with American Supima®.) S... -
Are your sheets wrinkle-free or non-iron?
Our sheets are NOT wrinkle-free or non-iron. We minimize chemical wrinkle treatments for better breathability, durability and a softer hand. Our Signature White sheets are formaldehyde-free and our Carolina Gray and Pacific Blue have a very low 30 parts per million of formaldehyde, which is signi... -
We don't currently offer Sateen. We've found that percale is the better fabric for 90% of sleepers. It sleeps cooler, lasts longer and is the choice of 5-star hotels. If there is enough demand it is something we can look at in the future so please let us know if you'd like that by emailing us at...
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Percale vs Sateen. Which sheets are right for me?
We believe that the Percale weave, when done right with the right manufacturers and cotton, simply can't be beat. There's a reason all the top luxury hotels use Percale sheets. It's more durable, sleeps cooler, regulates temperature efficiently, and has a fabulously crisp hand feel that we LOVE. ... -
Why is your thread count on your sheets not 800, 900 or 1000?
Contrary to popular thought, thread-count is NOT a true indicator of quality. In fact, sheets marketed as having a higher thread-count are usually made of cheap cotton that is not counted in an honest fashion. In order to create high quality sheets, you need to use the finest cotton and work with...