ELINEN 100% Tencel Sheet Set - King Size 4 Piece Sheets with Deep Pockets up to 18 Inches - Luxuriously Cooling, Super Soft & Silky Sateen Weave Lyocell Bed Sheets in Teal (King)

Would've bought this sheet set for the color alone (my fave!) but was specifically searching in Amazon for a less expensive alternative to the other brand I'd previously bought (Sheets & 🤭) at literally more than twice the price of these!Very impressed with the quality of this brand. No shoddy material, in fact feels "thicker"/heavier material than the other; definitely softer, even tho I've had the prior brand's for > 6 months, maybe a year.Washed 1st (cuz you should prewash ALL clothing, bedding etc from overseas - think rodent repellent in cargo hold, dropped...wherever? or as Mom always said, "you don't know where it's been!" ) It came out fine washed on cold/ permanent press then dried gentle. Usually I remove when just a lil damp and throw on bed to finish drying, but forgot, so a lil wrinkly (see pix). Ask me if I care...It's Pantone color #18-4225TCX. Google that for a Pantone swatch that is very true (on my computer) to the real thing.Called Saxony Blue, it is a bit more blue than a real teal I'd say, but very attractive. See pix for how nicely it goes with my green/yellow/blue-design-on-white -bedding. Note the finished bed shown in 1 pic with flash and 1 w/o, hope it gives you a better idea of the color.Packaged nicely in a zipped plastic pouch (shown) and a white ribbon. And eucalyptus/lyocell is SO much easier on the Earth than cotton. Check it out.I love these Sheets! For the color and the quality and especially the decent price @under $70/queen set, when most brands are well over $100. Go for it - you won't be disappointed. Highly recommend.

The best sheets I have ever owned. They go on so easy, are soft, keep you cool in the hot weather, warm in the winter. I cannot say enough good things about this product! I strongly suggest you give it a try!

If you like soft and smooth sheets but not the satin style, these should work for you. These feel very soft and cool against my skin. If I feel warm during the night, I only have to move my leg or arm to another spot, and it's coolness all over again. Overall, very good sheets.I only have two 'complaints' but they're not deal breakers.1. I bought the teal color. There are some light colored areas in the fabric, probably from the type of fiber or manufacturing process. The areas are not large and barely noticeable; therefore, not a problem.2. They seem to slide around a bit more than my other TENCEL sheets. By that I mean, after a couple nights, the top sheet is usually situated lopsided on the bed. I also notice more 'ripples' and bunching up in the fitted sheet in the area where I lay. So, when I'm making the bed, I have to pull both fitted and flat back into their correct positions, smooth them out.... a little extra time in the morning on bed-making. Otherwise, when I get back into bed the next night, I feel like I'm laying on a bunch of ripples/wrinkles/excess cloth. That bothers me.Considering the price of these sheets compared to others and their coolness, I'm satisfied with them.

UPDATE 6 weeks later: Now that I've slept on these continuously, I can tell you that without a doubt that they sleep "cooler" than even my cotton/tencel blend. These are the softest, silkest, most comfortable sheets I've ever slept on. I'm still concerned about how well they will hold up over time due to the thinness of the material, but so far, so good. They do wrinkle more but not so much that it's a deal breaker for me.They are also a pain to make the bed with as they are so silky that it is difficult to get them to set just right, but again, not a deal breaker at all, just a heads up.In my initial review below I stated I might try putting my old fitted sheet on and these over them. Well I did that, and it makes a huge difference! And I looked it up online and it's a thing! Triple sheeting. The finest hotels do it. It gives the tencel bottom sheet something smooth but with structure to sort of grab on to. The result is a perfectly smooth and still silky bottom sheet. Plus, my concern of sweating through to the mattress pad is alleviated. I'll just launder the bottom fitted sheet every now and then and voila!My initial review below still holds, but if you can live with some minor trade offs, I guarantee you'll love these sheets.I replaced a set of sheets that were 1/2 cotton; 1/2 Tencel with this set of 100% Tencel. The first thing I noticed was how thin the material is. When you hold it up to the light, you can see right through it. Almot sheer material. I had my old sheet right next to me as I was taking it off the bed, and held it up and looked through it towards the window and could not see through it at all.The material is much silkier and lighter feeling. But the trade off is that they have no structure to them. Although not a deal breaker at all, it was somewhat more difficult to make the bed because they are almost slippery and move around and "drape" way more than the cotton blend.I am writing this after having slept on them for the first time last night. When I crawled into bed, it was an "ahh" nice, moment. They felt noticeably cooler and smoother than the blend. The reason I got the cotton/tencel blend and then these in the first place, is that I sleep "hot" all the time. The blend slept marginally cooler than 100% cotton sheets and was noticeably softer and silkier feeling. These new 100% Tencel sheets definately slept even cooler and were very silky, smooth and comfortable feeling.However, I am concerned that the material is so thin, that it will not hold up well over time. Obviously, the jury is out on that. My old, blend sheets had developed a small hole, smaller than my little finger nail, almost certainly from not following the directions and using a little bit of bleach in the wash. My bad. Other than that one tiny hole, they are fine after three years of constant use. I wash them weekly and take them off and put them back on after I wash them. I will follow the laundry directions this time and wash the new set on the gentle cycle in cold water!Another observation about how thin these sheets are, is that you are basically lying on your mattress pad with just a very thin barrier between you and it. These sheets are so thin, I don't think they offer much protection or absorbtion between you and your mattress pad. That means, for one, washing the mattress pad more often. It also means, for those of you contemplating buying these, a lot of your sleep experience will depend on how soft and comfy your mattress pad is. I had never thought about that before until I got these. I could almost see putting my old blend fitted sheet on and this over it.Since I got these, I have done some more research to try to determine why these sheets are so thin. I guess it comes down to thread count. The higher the thread count, the denser the material per square inch, right? These don't list the thread count. Hmmm. Some other brands do. I'm thinking they skimped on the thread count, hence the thiness of the material and the low price. Evidently, you get what you pay for!I washed these sheets before I slept on them. They came out of the package with that new material smell, nothing awful, and with creases where they had been folded. They came out of the laundry smelling fresh and clean. I noticed they came out mildly wrinkled but no big deal and the sheets smoothed out nicely on the bed. Not as smooth and "crisp" as the cotton blend ones, but nice enough for me.However, I noticed this morning when I was making my bed that the pillow case was terribly wrinkled. I did "head sweat" slightly last night, so I don't know it that contributed to the wrinkles, or if they just wrinkle easily no matter what. But the pillow case looks like the material had been waded up and then I put it on the pillow. I'm a bachelor, so it won't bother me too much, but be forewarned. Never had that issue with my blend.I googled Tencel versus cotton sheets prior to purchasing these, so I was aware of some of the trade offs. So I am just informing you since you are in the market or you wouldn't be reading this. I rely on the reviews on everything I buy, so I hope this is helpful to you.To sum it up, these sheets are silkier and softer than even a cotton/tencel blend, and they do sleep cooler and you notice the softness and silky feeling. But they are very thin and I am concerned about how well they will hold up and they wrinkle easily. So there you have it. I'm going to stick with these for awhile, but personally, if I had it to do over again, I would have looked for a thicker, higher thread count sheet or maybe even gotten the cotton/tencel blend again. But I can live with these for now.

Wish they came in a different color but I do like them.