4 ms·
With respect to the high thread count thing - I recently went and bought some (previous sheets basically worn out) and I wouldn't say that it improves my sleep.
by Stormbringer 16y ago
With respect to the high thread count thing - I recently went and bought some (previous sheets basically worn out) and I wouldn't say that it improves my sleep.
What it does do though, is it feels like a luxury good.
It is this mental thing/process of giving yourself a treat, or treating yourself like 'royalty' that gives you a little boost. And it didn't cost all that much either.
Similarly, with the last pairs of jeans that I bought, I paid to have the length adjusted. Previously I'd just rolled up the cuffs(?) and they get a bit daggy. Despite the adjustment costing almost as much as the jeans did, my guilty secret is that I get a ridiculous amount of pleasure from looking down and seeing perfect length jeans.
Treat yourself, you're worth it, and nobody else will do it for you...
- fakelvis 16y agoThe sheets you bought may feel like a luxury good, but that's not necessarily correlated with the thread count. Thread count is much less important than the quality of the cotton/fiber and the quality of the weaving. Even shops that sell sheets admit to this, saying that thread count is a metric, but is primarily a marketing tool. More: http://www.lonegunman.co.uk/2010/01/22/buying-linen-thread-count-marketing/ http://www.lonegunman.co.uk/2010/01/22/buying-linen-thread-c...