Sijo AiryWeight Sheet Set, 100% Lyocell Derived from Eucalyptus, Buttery Soft, Architectural Digest 2022 Best Cooling Sheets Winner - 3pc - 1 Pillowcase 1 Fitted 1 Top (Snow, Twin XL)

These sheets are very pretty, and so soft. They are very comfortable, and nice and cool. They have some wrinkles after coming out of the dryer, but not terrible, and a few wrinkles do not bother me. I bought them for comfort and coolness, and they definitely help me get a great night's sleep. I also love the neutral color.

I’m a snob for soft, cool, bamboo tencel sheets. For the last 6 months I’ve bought almost every brand on Amazon, and returned them, never able to find a feeling comparable to a set of sheets I bought at Bed Bath and Beyond 10 years ago.After specifically looking for sheets to keep me cool, I couldn’t find them. But don’t miss this about the Sijo’s. They are the first set of sheets I’ve owned that have made me FORGET about the temperature.They have almost magical temperature regulation, somehow knowing when my body needs to be warm and needs to be cool. It’s weird, bizarre, and makes me want to check if these are somehow smart sheets that are collecting biometric data from me throughout the night.But seriously. These are soft, sometimes cool, sometimes warm sheets that always seem to have the perfect temperature to them. Witchery I say.If you can stomach the price, it’s definitely worth trying them out. I certainly never thought I’d find sheets that made me forget about whether I’d stay comfortable through the night.

I am a sheet snob, and I highly recommend these sheets. They are the perfect combination of soft and cooling. Definitely worth the splurge. I recommended to a friend and he loved them too. I’ve washed them several times, and there is a little fading, but otherwise they get better with every wash. I think they even fit my mattress better as time goes on with slight shrinkage.

This appears to be of good quality. However it has some sort of 'sheen' to it (or something) and it is not all that soft. I have other tencel sheets that are so soft and cozy. This is NOT soft or cozy. Nice enough though.

**New addition to this review**Integrity and honesty.... this doesn’t happen much today in sales. I loved these sheets so much, that despite the fact I was outside the window for a refund, I purchased again. Crazy huh?!? I was hopeful it was and error. The company saw my additional purchase and review and decided to refund me for the original set I bought!!! What a fantastic gesture. Treat yourself and buy these sheets.. you will have given yourself a well deserved gift of luxury. You deserve it!!******************I loved these so much after the first wash and the pillow case ripped.. I sewed it. Then today I see that the flat sheet ripped too. I bought these before I moved to my new house in April and waited to open them until June... and am now out of the time allowed to return. They are the softest sheets I have ever slept in.....and I am so sad they ripped after one wash. Maybe the company will read this and decide to try to make amends with an “unusually “ flawed set.

I’m a hot sleeper and have bought several sheets looking for cool, comfortable, and soft sheets. I keep looking until now. These are perfect. Soft without being silky, cool, even for hot sleepers, the right weight.

Bought these based on reviews and research into the fabric type. I was pretty impressed upon opening. Seemed super soft and a decently thick material. Then I washed them. Followed the instructions, washed with cold water delicate cycle, then dried on low heat, also delicate cycle. You can see through these sheets. They are extremely thin. I do not think that these will provide longevity, but we will see. Soft to sleep on, but really not much better than cheaper sheets I have purchased in the past. I expected more at this price point.

I bought a set of Eucalyptus sheets from Sheex a couple years ago and knew I could never go back to plain cotton sheets. I decided to get another set and decided to go with Sijo - they were a little cheaper and on sale. These sheets feel much more silky than Sheex did, and seem to be the same quality. I like the construction of the pillowcases better as well (there's a little flap inside so your pillow is fully enclosed).As with the Sheex sheets, they said to wash on cold, no fabric softener, and either hang dry or tumble try on low heat/dedicates. It's a pain, but I've never machine dried my Sheex sheets. I hang them over a door and they dry in a few hours. This might help with their durability in the long run.Most of the concern in the reviews has been the sheets ripping or wearing out quickly...that is yet to be seen, I'll update this review if they do.

I have been looking for sheets like these for ages. They are super soft ,and have a gorgeous colour, mine are green. Most importantly (a self proclaimed super sweaty gal) they stay dry all night. No more getting up in the night to change sheets, or to place a bath sheet towel onto the bottom sheet. I slept on these sheets for a few nights and then landed in hospital. My doctors commented on my ability to sweat. I felt like I was sleeping in a swamp, even though the nurses tried to keep my comfortable. When I was back home I was delighted to be back in my own bed. Surprisingly I even use a light weight cotton muslin blanket.I noticed other reviewers make mention of the wrinkles in the sheets. In order for sheets to not wrinkle they have to be sized exactly for your bed, can you imagine the extra cost that would be to manufacture every size. Or you can purchase stretch sheet. These solutions do not provide a solution for sweaty sleepers.The seller provides excellent customer service.

The actual sheets received were knock offs - they are not Sijo sheets. They do not include a brand or a tag confirming the materials for the sheets. They are thicker than the Sijo sheets that I have already (that were purchased directly from Sijo). They do not appear as breathable though as mentioned, there is no indication of what they are made of. These came from India and appear to be imitation, which was not what was advertised.