It rarely snows where I live, but we can have serious freezing temps in the winter from time to time.

I'm from warm country - never slept in flannel. It would drive me nuts to get all wrapped up like that!

If you are a restless sleeper, the sheets can bind your movement.

Can't even stand to have the sheets tucked in around my feet.

I'm looking at the LL Bean stunning $ amount vs Target.

Flannel of "yesterday" didn't pill and the weave effected just the right amount of denseness. if the sheet was held up against the light, it didn't seep through. I need a set of good quality flannels, and prefer solid colors with no plaid or other print designs. But I certainly cannot afford LL Bean's price range.

Anyone buy theirs from Target? How's the quality seem for you?

I know you get what you pay for, but if the ones at Target are actually flannel and not the so called "brush" (which I hate) I'd go with Target if the quality is sufficient enough.

Otherwise pretty close in comfort. And we're much better than way more expensive ones from places like Boll and Branch. Don't know about the brush issue.

Runner up to Target. But they were $70.

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80 percent. It did say they shrank about 4 percent in the wash as opposed to the Bean 2 percent.

Generally speaking, the standard seems to be over sized depth/height (ymmv) per popular consumer preference. My mattress isn't permanently topped or exceedingly deep, rendering my fitted sheet not as snug fitting as I would like these days requiring diy fixes.

totally changed my winter sleeping experience.

My log home doesn't have heat in the U/S bedroom.....these 3 things make a total difference.