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Don't worry about hang drying :)

Just put them on a gentle cycle with low heat, and you'll be all set. (That's what we all do internally.)

Overall, they'll last years whether you machine or hang dry them, but we're admittedly a little overzealous in our included instructions.

You should've used "bedder," but we'll forgive you for the missed pun.

Tons of info right here, or get the gist below.

Our eucalyptus lyocell sheets have the following qualities:

• Naturally softer than cotton (lower surface friction, higher smoothness rating).
• Naturally more breathable than cotton (better for hot sleepers).
• Evaporate moisture better than cotton (better for hot sleepers, as we have a higher moisture management rating).
• Hypoallergenic, zero-static, lower surface friction. This makes them wayyy better for sensitive skin than cotton and synthetics.
  
• More durable (hold color longer and are less susceptible to rips and tears).
• Even softer after each and every wash.
  

Nice, you're getting the pun thing!

All the info you could ever want is right here in mildly entertaining form.

The gist:

Up to 96% less water used than cotton, up to 30% less energy used, and up to ∞% less pesticides and insecticides (i.e., we don't use any). Our sheets also biodegrade up to 40% faster than cotton, though we hope you'll send them back to us to donate via our #Give2Sheets program. (We'll give you 10% off future orders if you donate your old sheets vs throwing them away :))

In nifty infographic form:

^{Sources: Ecoinvent Database & the Environmental Justice Foundation}

Sure! Here's a very thorough and accurate review from Real Simple.

We also have tons of reviews from super happy customers, and our Amazon reviews are glowing as well.

Right now, we're promising delivery in early September on all orders, which is why we're offering 15% off in August. We can barely keep up with demand (which is a good problem to have!), but that means that most orders will take 2-3 weeks to ship as we work as hard as we can on replenishing inventory.

For in-stock items, you can find them on Amazon and get free 2-day shipping with Amazon Prime (though no 15% off there, obviously... #tradeoffs).

Right here, you nut.

Or if you've got Amazon Prime, you can get free two-day shipping!

For our flagship sheet set, we chose a 400-thread-count eucalyptus with a corgi-puppy-smooth sateen weave. It's softer and more breathable than similar or higher thread count cotton weaves.

We'll eventually have different thread counts, but we're obsessed with this particular weave. During our testing, 400 TC felt imperceptible from 600 in terms of softness, but it was notably more breathable.

We partially based our final decision on a Facebook comment from a guy named Mark that suggested a lower thread count than 600 for better breathability while maintaining an incredibly soft feel. We gotta hand it to Mark: he was dead right.

- 1 flat sheet

- 1 fitted sheet

- 2 pillowcases

Split King has 1 King flat sheet, 2 Twin XL fitted sheets, and 2 King pillowcases.

Twin and Twin XL have just 1 pillowcase.

Sheet no. Companies who blend polyester into their sheets can explain why they do it all they want, but there's only one real reason: it lowers costs. We prefer to keep things 100% eucalyptus lyocell, even if it costs us more to make.

Yep! And they ship free, too (they're small and light, so we can take care of that shipping fee for you). We have sets of 2 pillowcases – any size and color – available for about $30 plus free shipping.

They're 400-thread-count, made from 100% eucalyptus, and sinfully soft (but like a venial sin, not a mortal sin). We were only able to offer them after the outpouring of support from our initial backers on Indiegogo! Find them here.

Yep, head here for fitted-sheet-only options.

Yes.

Yep. Our fitted sheets' pockets are super deep – like questioning-your-existence deep – so our sheets comfortably fit mattresses up to 20" thick.

Most other fitted sheets only cover up to 16" mattresses, which seems small nowadays. There's literally nothing more frustrating than vainly trying to stretch a too-small fitted sheet over a mattress, pulling with all your might at that last corner... we're getting annoyed just writing this.

Our CEO made a video to demonstrate how easily our fitted sheets go on. Sorry in advance for the short robe.

We have five vibrant colors in our own shades of white, purple, blue, gray, and navy. Our colors will be named (respectively) Pillow Talk, Sweet Dreams, Early Bird, Night Owl, and Midnight Snack.

We have color examples on each product's checkout page. (Please note that your computer screen probably makes the colors vary a little bit from their actual shades; white for example is a super bright white, but it looks a little off-white on some computer screens).

Fun fact: our flat sheets are all a bit larger than industry standard, and a few more inches can make all the difference.

Twin Regular:

• Flat Sheet: 70" W x 96" L
  
• Fitted Sheet: 39" W x 75" L
• Pillow Cases (2): 21" W x 31" L

Twin XL:

• Flat Sheet: 70" W x 110" L
  
• Fitted Sheet: 39" W x 80" L
  
• Pillow Case: 21" W x 31" L
  

Full:

• Flat Sheet: 81" W x 105" L
• Fitted Sheet: 54" W x 75" L
• Pillow Cases (2): 21" W x 31" L

Queen:

• Flat Sheet: 90" W x 110" L
• Fitted Sheet: 60" W x 80" L
• Pillow Cases (2): 21" W x 31" L

King:

• Flat Sheet: 108" W x 110" L
• Fitted Sheet: 76" W x 80" L
• Pillow Cases (2): 21" W x 41" L

Cal King:

• Flat Sheet: 108" W x 110" L
• Fitted Sheet: 72" W x 84" L
• Pillow Cases (2): 21" W x 41" L

Queen Pillowcases: 31" x 21" x 4"

King Pillowcases: 41" x 21" x 4"

Queen/Full Duvet Cover: 88" W x 96" L

King/Cal-King Duvet Cover: 107" W x 96" L

Designed in the USA (by our teams in Denver and LA) and manufactured by our partner in India.

For full transparency, lyocell is the technical name for our eucalyptus fabric, and because eucalyptus doesn't grow in the ground as a fiber like cotton, the US government classifies it as a "man-made" material. There's been a lot of back and forth with the FTC about this (they claim that it has to literally grow in the ground as a fiber to be labeled "natural"), but we just remind ourselves that all words are made up and not to get too upset about labeling.

Lyocell is a new "third generation" of cellulosic rayon, with viscose as the first and modal as the second (those are more well-known cellulosic fabrics, so if you know them, we're similar but with a much more sustainable production process).

Our sheets are made out of 100% eucalyptus wood, which is turned into a pulp via a closed-loop lyocell process before that pulp is turned into yarn (pictured below). The best part about our Eucalyptus Lyocell is that nearly 100% of the solvents from each batch are reused in the next, so there's almost zero waste (in contrast with the earlier generations of rayon, like viscose). 

Additionally, our manufacturer is signed up with Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC), which helps to improve their already leading sustainability standards.

This is a pretty subjective question, but we get why you're asking. No one likes it when their mattress becomes a drum because of their sheets.

Our material is stretchier than cotton, but not overly stretchy like a t-shirt. We think it's just right. Plus, our fitted sheets have extra deep corners that fit on up to 20" thick mattresses, so you'll sink right in to your bed – we made a video demonstrating this for a guy named Taylor that asked us about this on Facebook.

That said (marketing answer ahead), if you don't 100% love them, just pop them in the return mailer we include with every order, and we'll even pay for return shipping.

Kinda, but not really.

Tencel® is a registered trademark for a massive manufacturer that sells lyocell, which is the technical name for our eucalyptus fabric. Just by virtue of their size, pretty much all the lyocell you see on the market is Tencel®, but not ours :)

We consider S&G's lyocell to be the best on the market, and we're excited to introduce people to something they've never felt before.

All our products are OEKO-TEX® 100 certified. OEKO-TEX® is the international safety standard for textiles. In their words, it's a "worldwide consistent, independent testing and certification system for raw, semi-finished, and finished textile products at all processing levels, as well as accessory materials used."

There's a ton that goes into their testing, but the long and short of it is that "All product components have to be harmless without exception."

For sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers: wash separately on cold/delicates, low- or no-heat tumble dry or hang dry if you can, no bleach recommended. Fabric softener not needed or recommended.

For comforters: dry clean every 3-6 months, spot clean as needed, and keep it extra clean by popping it in one of our eucalyptus duvet covers!

Sure do!

(Split King, for those who don't know, is a set with two Twin XL fitted sheets, one Cal-King flat, and two King pillowcases.)

Yes. It's 2019.

There are over 700 species of eucalyptus, and sadly 26 of them are endangered. We can assure you that we don't harvest any of those endangered species (that would be immoral and super illegal).

In fact, we don't harvest from ancient or endangered forests at all, but instead source wood from our own sustainably managed and renewable eucalyptus farms.

Koalas eat eucalyptus and sleep for 20+ hours a day; they're basically our heroes. And sadly, Koalas' natural eucalyptus forest habitats are being devastated by urbanization and wildfires in Australia. It's a real problem.

Happily though, our suppliers don't harvest any of our eucalyptus trees from endangered or ancient forests, and instead we grow our eucalyptus on sustainably managed plantations in South Africa, Canada, India, and Sweden.

Plus, for every single order we receive, we plant a new tree in an area that needs reforestation (tens of thousands of new trees have been planted thanks to the S&G community!). We'll expand our conservationist efforts over time to include donating to charities that work to protect Koalas.

Yep. While it's true that animals can have a bad reaction to eating eucalyptus leaves, our sheets are made out of the bark of the plant and are processed into 100% safe fabric. This also means that if you have a bad reaction to eucalyptus scent, oil, or other products, that you should be a-ok on our sheets.

Nope, they're scentless.

Beats the hell out of us. It's one of those "we've always done it this way" things. Which is the worst reason to do anything.

Yep, we do! Via our one-for-one partnership with One Tree Planted, we donate a tree for every order we receive.

Full details here.

Every year, 10 million tons of textiles wind up in landfills – sheets included. Coincidentally, blankets are the #2 most-requested item at homeless shelters.

Via our Donation bag in each order, you can donate your cotton sheets to shelters in your area, and you can email us a pic of your donation to donate@sheetsgiggles.com for a 10% off coupon towards your next S&G order.

It's a win-win-win: you get to help others in a real, tangible way; you get 10% off any more S&G items you purchase; and you get to share your good deed on social media with a punny hashtag.

It's whatever you want it to be, baby.

We include a return poly mailer in every order so you can either donate your old sheets and get 10% off your next order for being a good person (#Give2Sheets), or so you can return your order to us for whatever reason. Just email hi@sheetsgiggles.com for a prepaid return label anytime.

No arbitrary time limits, no questions asked. Although, if you use our sheets for a year and then want to return them because you're all about beating the system, we'll probably call you out on that.

One exception: for bulk orders over 10 sets, especially if given a volume discount code, there are unfortunately no returns accepted. (This helps prevent fraud. E.g., someone orders 20 sets for an Airbnb, uses them heavily for 6 months, and then asks for a full refund under our open return policy. Because there are bad people in the world, we're positive this will happen eventually, so we're guarding against this preemptively.)

And of course, all returns get donated :)

Unfortunately not at this time, as we're unable to affordably ship to various locations across the globe and don't want to overpromise that we can fulfill international preorders. That may change in the near future, so please sign up for our emails if you'd like to stay posted on where we'll ship.

If you're from Hungary, szia! (We love Budapest.)

A tiny-but-purposeful tag on the lower left corner of the fitted and flat sheets lets you know which corner to always put on first (which solves a huge pain point for us personally).

Sheet sets also come packaged in eucalyptus fabric knapsacks (in our signature purple color), which can fit a full laptop or yoga mat.

We also have a bunch of fun stuff just lying dormant in the product and packaging... but we can't spoil the surprises! Let's just say that there's something on each sheet set that automatically enters you into a contest every now and then.

Weird that you'd ask, but weirder that we'd answer yes. Check out this blog post and corresponding Reddit post that went viral.

You don't, it folds you.

We’re glad you asked. We’ll be issuing our own bedroom-based cryptocurrency, Sheetcoin. Consider Sheetcoin as the opposite of Bitcoin: it exists in real life (as bed sheets), holds stable intrinsic value for many years, and actually helps you sleep peacefully. Side note – 24/7 exchanges for crypto… who thought that was a good idea for anyone’s circadian rhythm?

No, not really.

But we do accept Bitcoin, BCH, Ether, and Litecoin as payment on the off chance someone out there actually uses it to buy things.

Ashley.

(For all of you not named Ashley, this bit wasn't intended for you.)

We could maybe squeeze in brunch on Sunday. Pick a place with bottomless mimosas please?