6 Piece Deep Pocket 2100 Series Soft Luxury Comfortable Bed Sheet SetSoft Mac...

Colors may slightly vary.

Super Soft Lightweight Sheets....Great for anytime!

Listing is for one (1) complete Microfiber sheet set.

PLEASE NOTE:
These are Not Cotton or Bamboo material and are Super Soft Microfiber.

Queen Size 2100 Sheet Set Specs:

 
(1) Flat Sheet Finished size 90" x 102"
(1) Fitted Sheet Finished Size 60" x 80"
(4) Standard Pillow Cases 21" x 30"

King Size 2100 Sheet Set Specs:

(1) Flat Sheet Finished size 108" x 102"
(1) Fitted Sheet Finished Size 78" x 80"
(4) King Pillow Cases 21" x 40"

California King Size 2100 Sheet Set Specs:

(1) Flat Sheet Finished size 108" x 102"
(1) Fitted Sheet Finished Size 72" x 84"
(4) King Pillow Cases 21" x 40"

What is Egyptian cotton and what is Egyptian comfort?

Egyptian cotton is a famous term when it comes to bedding, signifying the cream of the crop when it comes to cotton sheets.

They’re called “Egyptian” because the cotton is grown along the Nile, where the ground is particularly fertile.

​This results in cotton that can double the length of other cotton fibers. Because it’s longer, it can be spun into finer yarns that don’t have as many rough endings that lend other kinds of cotton their coarseness.

​While there are very few disadvantages to Egyptian cotton, they are some of the most expensive kinds of bedding around.

Despite the name, Egyptian comfort isn’t actually made from Egyptian cotton. It’s a highly-advanced fabric made of polymers that was created to rival, or even surpass, the famous breed of cotton. ​

Originally created by Walmart, Egyptian comfort is sold by a variety of bedding providers now and is fast becoming a popular alternative to cotton due to the price and a few distinct advantages.

Softer than Egyptian cotton

When describing the comfort factor and the softness of a bed sheet, the fineness of the thread matters.

Most often because it dictates the all-important thread count of the bedding. The higher a thread count, the softer and more comfortable the sheet is likely to be.

​Egyptian cotton is usually found within the range of a 200 to 400 thread count in its most affordable varieties but can reach up as high as a 1000 thread count.

​Because the fibers are much finer in Egyptian comfort, however, you can get up to thread counts as remarkably high as 2100, which results in a much softer fabric.

​Unlike Egyptian cotton, however, you won’t be breaking the bank for an 2100 thread count Egyptian comfort sheet.

What’s more, Egyptian comfort is well known for having a smooth, almost silk-like softness to it, making it a much lighter fabric.

Stronger than cotton

Egyptian cotton is well known for being significantly stronger than other kinds of cotton, but Egyptian comfort is just as durable, and even longer-lasting.

One of the major reasons is the actual thickness of the fibers.

Egyptian comfort is made of fibers no larger than 1 denier, whereas cotton usually has a thickness of about 1.5 denier.

This might seem like a small difference, but it results in much tighter weave for Egyptian comfort.

​Since individual fabrics aren’t very strong, the tighter that weave, the stronger the fabric.

So, Egyptian comfort tends to be a lot more resilient fabric, meaning it’s a lot less likely to suffer pilling or tearing even after years of washing and use.

​This also means that Egyptian comfort lasts a lot longer than cotton, so you won’t have to replace them as often.