Customer Reviews

Wamsutta 360 Perfect Pinpoint Fitted Sheet

5 star:		(32)
4 star:		(19)
3 star:		(16)
2 star:		(21)
1 star:		(24)

 

 

Not only do we not use a top sheet, we have a 18" thick mattress and I had about given up finding a sheet that would fit AND wasn't sold in a set. I found this on Bed Bath and Beyond's website but didn't want to pay shipping and although it said a BB&B exclusive, low and behold here it was on Amazon. It has substance to it and fits our mattress wonderfully, and the only thing I wasn't 100% satisfied with was the color- it is a lot lighter than it appeared in the photo. I can live with that. Would definitely recommend and hope it will still be around when we need another.

THE WAMSUTTA 360 IS A GREAT BUY. It is soft, fits perfectly and is a super every day addittion to my bedroom. In the past, I have had to throw out the top and bottom sheets due to a worn-out bottom sheet. Now with the availability of the Wamsutter 360 fitted sheet this will happen much less often.
I have used the Wamsutter 360 fitted sheet for over a month and after 6 washings - it looks like brand new.

I was very disappointed in this sheet. It looked OK when I got it, but the sizing never washed out and it was always crackly. Then after about a month the fabric weakened and it ripped right down the middle. Basically, it was a not worth the price.

I really just needed a fitted sheet, not a whole set, so decided to try this. The quality is pretty low (the thread count is a clue) and the fit is not good -- it's always bunching up in the middle of the bed and coming loose at the corners. I'm planning to throw it in a donation bin.

Wamsutta 360 Perfect Pinpoint Full Fitted Sheet, White
DID YOU EVER TRY TO BUY JUST ONE SHEET, NOT A SET! FINALLY I FOUND WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR: A QUALITY BOTTOM FITTED SHEET. THE TOP SHEET LASTS FOREVER BUT WHAT GOOD IS THE TOP SHEET BY ITSELF. I LIKE TO BUY QUALITY LINENS AT A GOOD PRICE AND THIS WAS IT.

I really wanted to like these pinpoint sheets, because I'm tired of trying to find affordable cotton sheets that feel nice like they used to feel...a whole 5 years ago. I don't know what's happened to the sheet industry, but it's impossible to find a smooth, soft percale sheet anymore. The good: the Dresden blue color is very pretty and bright and does not fade in the wash. These are durable sheets and have not pilled nor will they. They are smooth. they are not paper-thin. The bad: I've washed these 5 times using salt, baking soda, vinegar, and finally resorted to fabric softener and still they are NOT SOFT! They CRACKLE. When you toss the flat sheet over the bed to spread it out, it sounds like you are rattling paper. When you lie on them, they crackle. I understand a non-sateen sheet is more crisp, but this is a noisy and crispy sheet. The fitted sheet barely fits my 14 inch pillow top mattress, so if you have a really deep mattress, forget it. I have a set of Wamsutta percale pillow cases that I use very rarely as I accidentally bought the wrong size about 5 years ago - and they do not feel like these sheets. They are smooth and soft and feel like percale is supposed to feel. I have other Wamsutta sheets that I bought years ago, and they do not feel like this. Also, the label on these sheets does not specify they are 100% Egyptian cotton like it does on the package; it just says 100% cotton, made in Pakistan. The old Wamsutta sheets and pillowcases I have say 100% Egyptian cotton, made in USA. I guess I have to keep looking for good sheets.

I am so tired of buying sheets that then begin to 'ball' in a few months from movement and friction no matter their 'thread count'. Or they lose their color. While the price made me cringe at first, I have found these sheets are worth it...sturdy, soft, and comfortable and no balling after many months and many washes, still a nice blue. Yay!

I just moved into an apartment with a king-sized Pull Down Bed (also known as a "Wall Bed" or "Murphy Bed"). So, I needed king-sized sheets. And this being a pull-down bed, I opted to skip flat sheets and just go with fitted - I can't imagine how you'd keep a flat-sheet on a mattress that moves around so much. I need a nice, snug fit.

Unfortunately this sheet does *not* provide a nice, snug fit. It's not even a close fit. If a nice crisp fit is the equivalent of skinny hipster pants, and a loose fit the equivalent of low rider pants, these are the sagging, show-off-your-boxers sort of pants. Or perhaps comically large fat pants.

I understand that fitted sheets have to accommodate some variety for how tall a bed is. And I was prepared for that - I got "bed suspenders" in the same order as this sheet. But this - this is a different problem. The top pockets *do not fit a standard king-sized bed*. The only way this will look right is if I fold the excess down and tuck them away.

Which sounds remarkably like a flat sheet. And if I wanted a flat sheet, I darn well would have gotten one rather than the unwanted offspring of an ill-advised tryst between a fitted and flat sheet.

But in case my written warning isn't enough - I've posted a picture to (hopefully) illustrate the sizing issue.

Not very good quality. Do not even fit a mattress that is only 12". Would not recommend and plan to get rid of them as soon as I get another set of something better.

I freely admit that I'm a sheet snob - I like clean comfy sheets because I like sleeping. When it came to replacing some POS sheets I bought a while ago, I decided to buy this fitted sheet and give it a whirl.

Off the bat, when you open the sheet it reeks of whatever chemicals they used to make it, so I gave it a washing before I put it on the bed. I don't know what they used, but it was awful smelling, but gladly faded after one wash.

After that, I have nothing but great things to say. This feels comfy and thick and is sort of reassuring for me to know when I go to bed, I have a nice comfy sheet to lie against.