What is Egyptian Quality ? Prominently used in so many listing titles ?
47627
I think it refers to the high thread count which makes the bedding really soft and luxurious
47628
As was mentioned in a previous answer to this question, the labeling is a bit misleading. These sheets are advertised as comparable to 1500 thread count Egyptian cotton; however, in fine print they are 100% polyester microfiber and made in China. They are also thinner than typical cotton. I am not complaining that they are not cotton, but it would be nice if they were labelled better.
47629
Read the description again. These are NOT cotton let alone Egyptian cotton! I bought a set, they are polyester made in China.
47630
I think it's a specific cotton type, all I know is it's soft! The higher the thread count the better the sheets.
47631
I have no idea. All I know is that they feel cotton-like, are soft, but a little warm (almost like flannel sheets). Since it is winter here I'm cool with that, but this summer will resort to hotel quality high thread count sheets. Great price, though.
47632
Egyptian cotton is very soft and durable. These sheets are amazing and i would highly recommend trying them out. I bought 2 sets at first because of the price. (i thought the price was to good to be true) But, I was wrong. I am obsessed with great sheets and i was extremely surprised at the fact that they were exactly what the seller said they were and I loved them so much that i bought 2 more sets. I plan on getting a few more sets in different colors. I HIGHLY recommend these sheets!
1962474
Refers to the method of thread formation. Quality Egyptian Cotton is woven with long fibers.
1825752
It is the paper describing the item. I was disappointed in the quality of the finish on this item ~ some gobs/drips of coating and some gaps too. Not as heavy os the previous one we had.
1758098
There quality is pretty good, a few are deformed I guess, but very few. Overall it's pretty high in quality despite those few.
11683
Then WHY THE HELL is "Egyptian" in the name of the product? The ONLY POSSIBLE answer is to deliberately mislead those that don't read the fine print and may assume that it's Egyptian cotton. Also, there should be a law that states the thread count must be a GENUINE thread count. GENUINE 1500TC sheets cost around TEN TIMES as much.
2033921
No, this listing is for randomly selected assorted colors and patterns. Thanks.
185128
Couldn't find tag on mine, the add say 100% Egyptian cotton. They are NOT COTTON, but they are the softer sheets I ever had. In the summer time they don't feel fresh they tend to be warm, so not good for summer.
1081374
Not with my listing, I don't see that, ours are all factory new 1st quality
1373776
I believe Bruce was asking the seller what the grade rating was on the piece being sold but everyone answering based the response on the terminology.Therefore, not one response was helpful to a potential buyer. Thanks
1061237
I do not understand what you are asking. If you want to compare this set to others - - you would need to specify which other sets you want to compare and not just their prices.
200796
I truly have no clue why recent buyers are less than satisfied ...I purchased mine in the last 90 days and was very happy. Of course at $.90 per towel I wasn't expecting Egyptian cotton.
2266834
When buying on Amazon, it's important to realize the item pictured may not be the one you purchase when clicking "add to cart". They're are many sellers on the Amazon Marketplace and typically the lowest priced or best selling item (regardless of quality). To shop with confidence just click the hyper-linked option "(# of items) used & new from (lowest price)", it will be on the right side of your browser below the "Add to cart" button frame and clearly labeled "Other Sellers on Amazon". Just click the BLUE "used & new" hyperlink and you will be redirected to a table featuring informative item details (such as new/used and pertinent item details) along with the seller and their individual rating (an aggregate of previous transaction feedback) and a seller bio if you click their logo. Keep in mind you should use your best judgement when considering sellers and their items. ALSO, if a seller has authentic pictures of their item for you to then they will be shown on this "used & new" page, the main page could have an item listed with an identical UPC/ASIN number but with out viewing the referenced page it's hard to decipher what your actually purchasing and from who. As far as if it's new, according to the standards on Amazon it's all based on the honor system. Items can be listed as "New", "Used/(quality rating)", or "Collectible/(quality rating). The subcategories for a used item range from "like new" - "acceptable" with grades in between. For more information check out this link below:
1090499
I've seen exactly this flatware the same brand the same quality in BedBathandBeyond but separately. The say that it's 18/10 for sure. I touched it - it looks and feel really great quality - polished and white. $2 a piece. But here it says that it's 18/0. I don't know what to do :( I think about to buy it - but not sure about official quality.
1669339
Tim, you may have to look elsewhere online for that info. I will say though, as a vitamin expert this is one of the finest mineral products I have ever used. Still using it. What makes it different is NOT the label, its the QUALITY which imho is superior to other brands.
10778
My perception is not what the array looks like, such as round or rectangular, but the quality and gauge or thickness of the metal used in it. I had purchased 4 arrays for my machine and NONE of them worked with my machine. I got what I paid for. Cheap junk and no results. It seems that Amazon has a feature that promotes the cheapest and highest volume sellers without regard to quality. I now buy my arrays directly from an ionic footpath company. It just was not worth the wasted time buying junk on Amazon and then have a dissatisfied client. Just one missed appointment with a client cost me much more than what I tried to save by taking a chance on cheap products. My perception is not what the array looks like, such as round or rectangular, but the quality and gauge or thickness of the metal used in it. I had purchased 4 arrays for my machine and NONE of them worked with my machine. I got what I paid for. Cheap junk and no results. It seems that Amazon has a feature that promotes the cheapest and highest volume sellers without regard to quality. I now buy my arrays directly from an ionic footpath company. It just was not worth the wasted time buying junk on Amazon and then have a dissatisfied client. Just one missed appointment with a client cost me... » Read More My perception is not what the array looks like, such as round or rectangular, but the quality and gauge or thickness of the metal used in it. I had purchased 4 arrays for my machine and NONE of them worked with my machine. I got what I paid for. Cheap junk and no results. It seems that Amazon has a feature that promotes the cheapest and highest volume sellers without regard to quality. I now buy my arrays directly from an ionic footpath company. It just was not worth the wasted time buying junk on Amazon and then have a dissatisfied client. Just one missed appointment with a client cost me much more than what I tried to save by taking a chance on cheap products. « Show Less
1624992
I really need an answer to this. I need to ship one to Egypt and I can't return it. Someone confirm this please
2101542
Sometimes sellers put that description in and sometimes not. Sometimes they lie, sometimes not. There are organic organizations you can track down via google to get a brand's rating. Also, contact the seller/manufacture. I was, a long time ago, the creative director of an ad agency representing a national vitamin brand. I asked the account executive what was the difference between their inorganic brand and the organic variety. He said 'no difference'. I feel there's alota lying in advertising today. Go google and get a variety of endorsements. Good Luck! rclarknv