These sheets would be good for someone who lives in a temperate climate or sleeps on the hotter side but likes a cozy sheet. I didn’t overheat during the night, but it’s hard to tell if it’s due to the Outlast or the fact they’re not as fuzzy as others. However, I didn’t notice a huge difference. Like other Slumber Cloud products-including the brand's mattress protector-the sheets incorporate Outlast technology, which is supposed to help regulate body temperature. They almost feel like a thick, worn-in T-shirt with slightly more fuzz, or somewhere between a flannel and sateen sheet. The fabric blend made the sheets smoother and less fluffy. This unique set is made with a blend of cotton and rayon, which is unusual as most flannel sheets are 100% cotton. I’ve been impressed with many Slumber Cloud products that I’ve tested, and these flannel sheets were no different.
Pocket depth: Fits mattresses up to 15 inches deep. These are great for someone who wants the warmest flannel sheets possible, though they come with a higher price tag, as well, which is to be expected for a quality set that's a heavier weight. Like the Lands’ End set, these are brushed on both sides-the Company Store sheets were the warmest and coziest out of all the flannel sheets. According to the Company Store, these are brushed multiple times to make them “ultra-soft.” The difference is obvious, as these felt the fuzziest of all the sheets we tested, and they were extremely comfortable to sleep on, feeling soft and plush. Out of the sheets labeled “velvet flannel,” these felt the closest to actual velvet. They have a very thick and weighty feel to them. From the moment I touched them, I could tell they were the heaviest of the bunch we tested. The Company Store’s flannel sheets are the heaviest we tested-the product description says they're 6 ounces per square yard, though in our lab they actually weighed in at 6.5 ounces. Pocket depth: Standard sizes fit mattresses up to 14 inches deep deep pocket options fit mattresses up to 18 inches deep. Available sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, Deep Pocket Queen, King, Deep Pocket King, California King, Deep Pocket California King. Factor in the high-quality stitching and range of solid colors and sizes, and we think that the price is worth the experience you get sleeping on them. The Lands’ End Velvet flannel sheets are on the pricier side, but are not the most expensive set we tested. Unfortunately, the tradeoff is that they tend to pill more, though they held up fairly well in our tests. What’s more, these sheets are brushed on both sides of the sheet, which makes them warmer. 
They felt on the lighter side, but also warmer than comparable sets, likely due to Lands’ End’s brushing process. These sheets are advertised as 5 ounces per square yard-a measure of the fabric’s weight that helps indicate the warmth level and how hefty they'll feel.
They were loftier and not as stiff as many of the cheaper sets we tested The Lands’ End Velvet Flannel sheets stood out with their smooth sensation and warmth. Pocket depth: Fits mattresses up to 14 inches deep.Available sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King.
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