
Woven at our own mill
Cotton, counted honestly.
Threadmill weaves long-staple cotton at a single vertically integrated mill, runs it on sun and wind, and prints the real thread count on the label. From crisp 300 percale to 1000-count Supima, this is the US range in one place.
The range
Four shelves, one mill.
Everything below is woven from the same long-staple cotton, in the same place, to the same standard.

Bed Sheets
Long-staple cotton from 300 to 1000 thread count, plus cooling viscose from bamboo.

Blankets & Coverlets
Breathable all-season cotton blankets, herringbone throws and quilted coverlets, woven at the same mill as the sheets they match.

Pillowcases & Duvet Covers
The finishing layer: button-closure duvet covers and pillowcase pairs in the same thread counts as the sheet sets.

Protectors & Basics
Waterproof mattress protectors, pillow protectors and the quiet workhorses that keep the good linen good.
The thread-count guide
Pick a number that means something.
Thread count only works as a guide when it is counted honestly: single-ply yarns, no multiplication. Here is what each of ours actually feels like.
300 thread count · Cool, matte, hotel-crisp
The entry point that most people should actually start at. A 300 single-ply percale is light, breathes better than anything heavier, and gets softer with every wash for years. If you sleep warm or love a freshly ironed feel, stop here.

500 thread count · Smooth with body
Five hundred single-ply threads is where smoothness and durability meet. Dense enough to feel substantial and drape well, light enough to stay breathable through the year. The damask stripe sets live here, and it is the count we sell most of.

600 thread count · Silky, with a soft sheen
At 600 the sateen weave starts to show its lustre. More yarn face on the surface means a silkier hand and a heavier drape that settles over the bed. The count to pick when you want the bed to feel dressed, not just made.

800 thread count · Plush, substantial, quiet
Eight hundred is a dense, quiet fabric that blocks light through the weave and falls heavily. It runs warmer than the lower counts, which is exactly what some sleepers want. Give it a wash or two to relax into its best.

1000 thread count · The most fabric per inch we weave
The 1000-count sets are woven from American Supima, the longest staple we buy. This is the top of the range: dense, smooth, and made to be kept for a decade. If the bed is the best piece of furniture you own, this is its fabric.

Bestsellers
What US bedrooms keep reordering.
Ranked by what actually sells this month, with ratings pulled from the live listings.
Luxury Cotton Blanket
Luxury Cotton Blanket

The mill
One roof, from bale to bed.
Most bedding brands buy finished fabric and sew a label on. Threadmill runs the other way: a single vertically integrated mill spins the yarn, weaves the cloth, dyes, cuts and finishes it. When one place answers for every step, the number on the label is a fact rather than a hope.
The mill runs on solar and wind. The good linen ships in a reusable tote, not a plastic sleeve.
That integration is also what keeps the range honest on price. There is no broker between the loom and the listing, so a 1000-count Supima set costs what dense cotton costs, not what a department store thinks it can ask. The finishing exceeds international standards, and every fabric is tested for skin contact.
The gallery
Cloth you can read like a label.
Photographed flat, folded and on the bed, because that is where you will actually judge it.






What buyers say
Reviews that mention the label.
Ratings come from the live listings and move when the listings move. The quotes reflect what buyers repeat most.
The 600 sateen is the first set that matched what the label promised. Two years of weekly washing and the hems are still straight.
Caroline M.
600 thread count · Queen
I bought the 300 percale for summer and ended up using it all year. Crisp without being rough, and it irons like a dream.
David R.
300 percale · King
The cotton blanket is the quiet hero: warm without weight, and it has been through the dryer more times than I can count.
Priya S.
All-season blanket · Queen
Payment & delivery
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Shipping
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Returns
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Ready when you are
Sleep on the honest number.
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