Random thought- but you can use a queen comforter. The extra size is really nice if there are 2 people, and it hangs nicely around the bed, especially if you store things underneath, it’ll hide the clutter.

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I make my own because no commercially available one was just right. Its fun and easy and a great way to get started on a sewing machine. All straight seams, maybe curved corners, and a few tie-ups. I get used flat sheets at the thrift shop, cheap and you can feel the thread. More on reddit.com

Brooklinen makes some great sets, but quite a lot are returned cuz of shrinkage or the fabric getting scratchy over time (major ick) For cotton-linen blends, I’d recommend California Design Den or Sijo. Parachute has a nice relaxed look but can be high maintenance and tends to wrinkle heavily. Coyuchi is solid if you want something organic, but their king sizes tend to run a bit snug after a few washes. I’ve seen the most consistent feedback on California Design Den (linking it cuz its a little nicher ig). Its super soft out of the package and holds up well, full shade to brooklinen. All three are reasonably priced and feel higher-end than some of the bigger brand offerings in the same bracket. They also tend to last longer before you see pilling or thread fray. For washing, I usually suggest cold water, gentle detergent, and low tumble dry or hang dry if possible. Avoid fabric softeners or bleach both mess with the finish. If you like a crisper look, toss in a dryer ball or two to soften without chemicals More on reddit.com