Our Review of Sachi Bed Sheets for 2024

Sachi Sheets – Key Features

• 100% cotton
• 500 thread-count
• Sateen finish
• Four colors available
• Manufactured responsibly
• Made in India

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Premium long thread cotton
• Socially responsible and green manufacturing
• Continuous elastic hem
• Fits deeper mattresses
• Expert craftsmanship
• Colors that go with everything

Cons

• Only available in queen and king sizes
• The color palette is muted and there only four hues available (white, dune, gray, navy)

Material / Style

The idea behind Sachi’s sheets is to make a color palette that you can mix and match, and still have everything appear put-together. Though they say that, they don’t sell the pieces separately, so if you want to try this look, you’ll have to shell out double the dough to get the effect.

The material is 100% long thread cotton in a sateen weave. The company is careful to always reference the cotton as long thread to signal that the fabric is softer and more durable than “regular” cotton. You see, shorter threads tend to unweave themselves or break off of the weave. The result is a scratchier surface and an increased risk of tearing.

By using long thread cotton, Sachi is positioning themselves as a premium bedding company selling their wares at a reasonable price.

Build Quality

Our favorite feature of this brand is the continuous elastic band that goes all the way around the fitted sheet. One of the worst parts of making a bed is having to put the fitted sheet on the bed and having it go in all kinds of directions.

This fabric is a sateen weave, and if you don’t know what that is, we’ll break it down for you. When you buy a set of bed linens, there are two types of weaves: sateen and percale. The sateen weave means that there are three threads woven on top for each one that’s underneath. The effect it creates is a luxuriously soft piece of bed linen that also has a subtle sheen.

One of the biggest benefits of this type of fabric is that it resists wrinkles, and if you’ve ever ironed sheets, then you know this a huge plus!

Overall, we think Sachi hit out of the park regarding build quality. This is definitely a premium-looking line of bedding!

Durability

The long thread cotton used in this bedding indicates that this sheet set should last several years, if not a lifetime. The factory they use in India is staffed by expert craftsmen who make sure that every stitch is perfectly placed and reinforced. We contacted the company just to make sure!

Sateen is a slightly less durable weave. As we mentioned in the previous section, it’s made by placing three threads on top and one on the bottom. The lack of balance can result in uneven wear, pulling, pilling, and tearing. However, considering the tightly woven 500-thread count, we don’t foresee any problems with durability. We expect to have these sheets for several years.

Weight

Sateen is a slightly heavier fabric than percale. Again, because of the imbalance of the weave, the yarns are more tightly woven to help hold everything together. And while this type of pattern means the sheets are ultra soft, it does increase the weight a bit.

We believe that sateen is ideal for people who like to bundle up and stay cozy throughout the night, or for those who live in cooler climates and don’t mind a warmer sheet.

Alternatively, you can have a summer sheet set and a winter one. Use one type in the warmer months and then switch to Sachi in the colder seasons. We do this with our clothes, why not with our bedding?

Feel & Comfort

If you love the feel of hotel bedding, you will be enamored with Sachi. These are some of the softest and most luxurious bed linens we’ve reviewed. The company claims they’re suitable for year-round use, and for the average person they likely are. However, if you’re one of those people that sleep hot and habitually wakes up in a pool of sweat, you might prefer a lighter material with a percale weave.

Price / Value

Like other sheet manufacturers, Sachi has been able to offer a more reasonable price by selling direct and cutting out the middleman. For the premium quality of this bedding, the price is quite reasonable.

Who Should Buy Sachi Sheets?

• Many of us appreciate products that have a unique story that inspired their creation. It’s undeniable that the Sachi story is very sweet, and we like supporting brands that think differently.
• Cotton lovers will rejoice in these pure cotton sheets. They’re so soft, too!
• Do you hate making your bed and struggling with the fitted sheet? Does it seem like it’s mocking you every time you get it fitted on one corner only to have it pop off on the other side? We get it, and so does Sachi! If you also dread this chore, you’ll love the continuous elastic panel that makes this task a breeze.
• For those that like a muted and sophisticated color palette, you’ll like Sachi’s four colors. They range from bright white to dark navy, so you’ll be able to find what you need for a light or dark-themed room.

Who Shouldn’t Buy Sachi Sheets?

• If you sleep hot, you might find the tightly woven threading combined with the sateen finish a little bit stifling. If you like some warmth coming from your sheets though, this could be a match made in heaven.
• If you like bold colors in your bedroom, you might be disappointed by the limited color palette.
• If you’re looking for bedding that’s made exclusively in the USA, you might be disappointed to find out that this product is made in India. While the factory is socially responsible and engages in green manufacturing practices, it is technically overseas.