Divatex Home Fashions Royal Opulence Satin Sheet Set

by Royal Opulence

Product Features

• Complete set of sheets for Queen beds in solid red; includes one flat sheet, one fitted sheet, and two standard-sized pillowcases
• 100-percent woven polyester satin is smooth and silky, with lustrous sheen for added style
• Fitted sheet includes all-around elastic and 14-inch pocket for mattresses up to 17 inches deep
• 4-inch hem on pillowcases and flat sheet
• Machine wash and tumble dry for easy care

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 3.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B000RH5Y3Y
• Item model number: 109485
• Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (413 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #12,911 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)

Product Description

Size: Queen | Color: Red

Amazon.com Product Description

Enjoy a luxuriously smooth slumber with this complete set of satin sheets for Queen beds in a fashionable solid red hue. This set includes one flat sheet, one fitted sheet, and two standard-sized pillow cases. These shiny, silky sheets have a sublimely smooth touch to the hand, and they're made of 100 percent woven polyester satin. The fitted sheet has elastic all the way around, and it offers a pocket depth of 14 inches that will accommodate mattresses up to 17 inches deep. Both the flat sheet and the pillowcases have a 4-inch hem. Machine wash and tumble dry on the gentle setting.

Product Description

Give in to an enchanted night's sleep with this luxurious set of satin sheets for Queen beds in high-fashion red. This set includes a flat sheet, fitted sheet, and two standard pillowcases. Smooth and silky with a lustrous sheen, these satin sheets are made of 100 percent woven polyester satin. The fitted sheets feature elastic corners for a secure fit and 14-inch pockets that can fit mattresses up to 17 inches deep. They're machine washable for easy care.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

504 of 532 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars I've Switched To Satin Sheets, August 23, 2009

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T. Coleman "Rio Grande Tom" (Texas) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Divatex Home Fashions Royal Opulence Satin Sheet Set (Kitchen)

I mean, totally. It's hot down here in south Texas, and these have a nice cooling effect. They feel great, fit like they're supposed to; my hands are not the color of the sheets, nor is my mattress pad; and if I slip and slide, it's 'cause it's satin and I'm having a good time on it. Go with the flow, I say. Try looking for an answer, rather than looking for a problem.

Shall I cover the major issues? Let me just say to start, these sheets are great for the price.... and have you priced satin sheets at, say, Macy's lately? But as satin bedding has grown increasingly popular, Macy's has lowered prices, too.

Hey folks, if they don't fit, consider what size you're paying for and don't try to save a couple of bucks by trying to stretch a sheet that's too small. Twin sheets don't fit full mattresses very well. I have a full-size bed. But the mattress is thick (those cushion tops add up, you know), plus I have a fairly thick mattress pad. So, I buy queen size sheets. It's a lot easier on the back, besides the mattress.

Of course, it's polyester, and there's nothing "fake" about that. Most satin we see today is polyester. Silk threads made from silk worms are really not going to be found in this price range. Cotton just ain't gonna work. You see, satin is a type of weave, not a source for thread. [...]

If you slide, there's a reason behind that. Though there are several weave methods for satin, most (and those we can expect to find) are made to be slippery, shiny, whathaveyou. Think of it perhaps as a "poor man's silk," silk also being known in typical forms for its smoothness, thus slipperiness. This is what provides the cool effect and that "nice" feel you enjoy, besides the interesting additions to your playtime. And, yes, your blanket may also slide: that's life in your new satin world of royalty. I wonder if Velcro would help ;)? Say, I wonder if this slippery quality might account for some of the corners "sliding" loose?

I haven't had it happen; but I suppose "runs" are possible, just as in nylon stockings. Try taking your jewelry and shoes off before climbing into bed. If your skin is causing the runs, see a dermatologist. Ever try satin or silk pajamas or nightshirt? They feel good, too, and shouldn't run your satin sheets.

Unless the company's color runs are different, I don't understand some of the color criticisms. I have gold (it's not yellow at all); red, which is bright, rich and vibrant all at once; and black, which is about the blackest black I've seen. At least these three colors are gorgeous to my Monet-loving mind.

The price for these varies all over the place, you can keep an eye on it. It even varies greatly among colors. If you bought them for ten bucks, in which decade was that? Actually, they've been pretty darn close to that here lately. And lemme tellya, that's an incredible bargain. Best department store (no Amazon then) price [...]

Now, I'm sure there have been legitimate problems with these sheets, as there surely will be with anything on this earth. But frankly, some reviews I've read indicate that the purchasers had no idea what satin is. In those cases, read about satin in Wikipedia and feel your sheets thoroughly and chalk this up to education and experience. Remember this: "satin" is a weave designed to be this way, at least in sheets. These sheets are not woven cotton, they are not flannel, they are not wool, they probably are closest in texture to the typical silks we see of any material or weave technique (I say it this way because silk also may have a "soft" weave that is more like a soft wool).

In the case of a couple of reviews, I think somebody had gotten out of the bed on the wrong side.

Does this long speech help anybody with your decision?

97 of 102 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Feel nice, but sheets stain the bed, January 11, 2008

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This review is from: Divatex Home Fashions Royal Opulence Satin Queen Sheet Set, Red (Kitchen)

These are the first satin sheets I've ever used, so I don't know how they compare to other brands. I liked them. They are comfortable to sleep in. The only problem I had was that they stained the mattress cover. Not a huge problem since no one will ever see it, but it was disappointing.

181 of 197 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Nice, but stains!, October 21, 2007

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S. Salvatore (SI, NY) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Divatex Home Fashions Royal Opulence Satin Queen Sheet Set, Black (Kitchen)

The sheets have stained my mattress cover and other colored pillowcases. Very disapointing. They are "luxurious" though, for fake satin. There are even black handprints on my wall (happened while changing the sheets). Ridiculous. Even after washing them twice they still stain. But it's too late now.

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