Well, this goes back a ways, but I bought new Lands' End bedding for my boys about 15 years ago: a set of sheets, fleece blanket, and comforter each. I have to say they've held up very well. My older DS sat on his bed, on the comforter, all the time, and I just didn't wash and fluff them much, so it flattened out a bit. Younger DS doesn't do that, and his comforter would be fine except for where the cat's claws went through, and it is starting to fray at the edge up at the top. But, he's 17 now and getting a new bed, so that's okay. The fleece blankets have held up beautifully.

I don't know if they have this anymore, but Besides the fitted bottom sheet, their top sheets, blanket, and comforter all have a fitted foot. This makes making the beds and keeping them tidy sooooo easy. In fact, when older DS moved into the college dorm, I ordered an X-long twin set for him with fitted foot. Those bunks can look like a disaster with blanket corners hanging down askew, but not with the fitted foot. I had to order from a custom bedding company.

A fitted foot for the top sheet and other bedding is brilliant!

I like Lands' End sheets. When my daughters were little I bought comforters andwe still have them. Washed a million times and they still look good.

although now I have them under light weight quilts in my guest room, as they are pink and white and don't match the current decor.

All the bedding I've ever ordered from Lands End has been stellar. Better than my Sferra and Scandia linens. Sadly, I need mostly Cal King, and offerings can be limited in that size.

Agree, my experience with LE linens is they have been good quality.

They also have a very good return policy, and you can return things to a Sears store.

Around the holidays it is common for them to have ver frequent sales of 40-50% off almost everything.

Their flannel sheets are amazing. Expensive but amazing. I cheaped out once and bought flannel sheets from overstock...they shrank horribly and ripped in less than a year. Lands End ones hold up beautifully.

I bought a faux shearling throw from LE about six years ago and it's the most popular thing in the living room. Very good quality, and has held up to washing well too. I don't know if they still make them, but it's proved very popular and well used!

We also have a LE flannel duvet cover that is great, and, for me in throes of menopause, heavy and warm enough to use without the duvet as a bedspread. And minimal/no pilling.

Agree, I also have their flannel sheets.

I love their flannel top sheet to use as a light blanket 6 months of the year. I just demoted one to the car but it was over 15 years old. I have been gifted with some towels, those too wore very well.

I like their oxford cloth sheets. They are stiff at first, but softened up after washing, yet not so soft that they became floppy and clingy. I hate clingy sheets. They do better with at least ironing the hemmed part at the top and ironing the pillowcases.

I bought a matelassé set from Lands End for a guest bedroom 17 years ago. I've since changed it out but it was very nice quality. I didn't have to wash it often but it held up beautifully and still looked new when I donated it a couple of years ago.

We have some percale ones that are nice. Not sure how old they are, I got them from my mom. Comfy and have worn well. Wrinkly as all get-out but that is just the nature of 100% cotton percale.

I have some jersey sheets from Lands End that I adore. They leave a huge amount of lint in the dryer though :(