Educated Shopper: Buying Bed Linens

What’s the difference between a thread count and a weave? Does either really matter? We asked Sara Jonas of Three Sheets: A Linen Shop for tips to make outfitting your bed a breeze.

Every shopper has different needs. What would you recommend for someone who wants low-maintenance sheets, someone who prefers soft sheets, and someone who wants a set that will stand the test of time? Wood fiber sheets encompass all of the above. They are low-maintenance, extremely soft, and will last a long time if you follow the simple care instructions. I prefer Legna's Italian wood fiber sheets. I think they are by far the softest sheets on the market, and they become softer after every wash.

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Wood Fiber Sheets

Every shopper has different needs. What would you recommend for someone who wants low-maintenance sheets, someone who prefers soft sheets, and someone who wants a set that will stand the test of time?

Wood fiber sheets encompass all of the above. They are low-maintenance, extremely soft, and will last a long time if you follow the simple care instructions. I prefer Legna's Italian wood fiber sheets. I think they are by far the softest sheets on the market, and they become softer after every wash.

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