BedlifesGalaxy Sheets Outer Space Sheet Set Galaxy Themed Sheets 3 pcs Flat Sheet& Fitted Sheets with 1 Pillowcases(Red Twin)

I purchased this set (in Queen size) for my daughter to match a purple galaxy comforter set that she owns and this was a perfect fit! The colors are vibrant without being "over done" and they have already been through one wash without an issue. According to my daughter the sheets are soft and comfortable to sleep on. Great quality at a reasonable price and I would buy them again.

The print in this is amazing! I bought the twin size to use on a hospital bed (slightly smaller than a twin), and it fits well. The sheets are thin, which is perfect, because my son has a tendency to overheat. I will warn you some of the dye does come off in the wash, so make sure you wash separate, and use a color catcher. The colors did not fade in the wash, but we will see how it hold up over time. I couldn’t be happier with the purchase!

i just got these, love the color, main reason i got them, however they are stiff, very thin, noisy when you move around (crinkle sounds) & the flat sheet does not not have a wide top hem, strange i am in my 60s & this is the 1st flat sheet i have ever seen that has a 1/2 inch hem around ALL four sides?! also there is ONLY COLOR ON ONE SIDE! seems very cheaply made, i have bought much better quality sheets for much less, only exception is the color...i will wash them & see how that goes, i am hoping it will somehow make them SOFTER! if not i will be sending them back, i never was one to take beauty over being practical/functional

It was for my granddaughters room .She loved it . It was as good as it looked.

First of all, I should clarify that I did not purchase these sheets to use for bedding. Rather, I bought them to use for a home decorating project because the fabric pattern is what I wanted. Importantly, I bought 2 sets.I was initially disappointed to see that the head seam of the flat sheet was stitched with a WHITE thread, a really stupud color choice. It should have been stitched with blue thread, since that is the obvious predominant color of the fabric. I decided I'd just deal with it and moved forward with my project. THEN I moved on to working with the second sheet set. Grrr. The head seam of the second flat sheet was stitched in BLUE thread. Unfortunately, this color change just made the already disappointing white seam an even bigger problem. There is no way to disguise the obvious color change in my project. I have no choice but to undo my work with the first sheet, rip out the seem, and restitch it on my sewing machine using blue thread.As for the quality of the fabric: it's Microfiber, a blend of polyester and nylon. It's very soft, and I'm sure it makes for a comfortable set of sheets on a bed. However, it's not the most sturdy fabric. Just a minut tear very quickly starts shredding. If you don't catch the tear and stitch it right away, it soon will make for a difficult repair, especially if not fixed before it goes through the wash. If the tear is in the fitted sheet and in just the wrong location, the repair could render the sheet uncomfortable to sleep on. However, in my own experiences with microfiber, shredding is a common problem. It's for that reason that I prefer to stick with cotton for my bedding. Otherwise, if the sheets are for something like a guest bed and are used only occasionally, this microfiber would feel nice as it's soft enough to sleep on.Regarding this particular pattern (Blue Galaxy): it's a cute design, but I'd change the name. There's not much to it for something that's supposed to be a galaxy. There is only one planet (looks like Saturn, maybe) and then lots of dots and a few stars (one looks like it might be a sun, but it's hard to tell since everything is just blue and white. I don't have any complaints about it. I knew what it looked like when I decided to make the purchase, and it's exactly what I expected, so no surprises here. Just don't expect to see a galaxy if that's what you want. Expect a picture of one planet, a boatload of stars (and maybe some distant planets that you can't differentiate from the stars), and (possibly) a sun, all of which are reprinted over and over again across the span of the fabric. I like the colors (except for the thread).

As an astronomy lover, I really like these sheets but I took a star off because they're kinda hot to sleep in and also the printing isn't as sharp as I would like to see. Also some of the stitching is a bit puckered, although I'm suspecting that microfiber is difficult to sew. It looks somewhat unprofessional the way it's finished.If you really like the subject matter that's printed on these sheets, don't hesitate to order them. You won't want to use them in the summer, though. Also the pillow cases are in a pillow sham style which I don't like.These sheets are really good value.

I bought these for my kid as she loves space. She absolutely loves the design. They're not the softest sheets in the world, but they're decent for the price. They fit well, which was nice as some sheets tend to be a tight squeeze.

The sewing and craftsmanship on these sheets was just terrible. One of the pockets of the fitted sheets wasn't even sewn shut, so they weren't even functional. I don't know how this company thinks this is an acceptable product to sell. There were no tags anywhere on any of the sheets or pillowcases stating what the material was made of or how to wash it. It was just thrown together under a sewing machine by an extremely amateur seamstress, packaged and shipped out. Very deceitful. Don't waste your time.