I only have experience with Ikea bedding, not with Ikea towels. I really like Nattjasmin. But it might be good to add that I am from a European country and I think we have a different standard for bedding. It's almost impossible to find any bedding with a higher TC than 300 and most shops don't even bother mentioning the TC. Furthermore we tend to make our bed quite simple with only a fitted sheet, pillow covers and a duvet cover. More on reddit.com

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I've had both ikea (duvet set) and MUJI (sheet set) bedding and I think it's pretty equal depending on what you need. MUJI is slightly better quality and design (imo) but a higher price point, ikea is definitely cheaper for the less good quality stuff but for their worthwhile options similar in price/quality to MUJI. I think there's a few things to consider here: Are you planning on keeping these sheets post grad? Or are you going to upgrade/change bed sizes? If so, I'd find the best option (see questions below) for your taste at the lowest price point. What kind of sheets/sheet texture do you like? I personally love the crisp hotel type bedding and hate the warm, stretchy ones (hot sleeper) so I always look for 100% cotton/cotton percale and stay away from flannel and jersey. Lyocell for me also depends on the %, <30% for me is preferred (it adds a soft satiny texture, but detracts from the crispiness) Are you planning on just having one set of sheets? No matter what I always recommend at least 2. There will be times especially in college where you'll be too tired/busy/drunk to change your sheets and it's too much of a time or energy commitment to wash your sheets. Having a second set of sheets gives you the extra buffer so you don't have to sleep on a naked mattress. You could try one of each and see what you like for the future. Hope this helps! More on reddit.com