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    Brooklinen vs Parachute - The Ultimate Sheet Showdown

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    Anonymous

    7 months ago

    I have owned both Brooklinen Classic Percale and Parachute Percale sheets for about a year now, so I thought I would share my comparison.

    **Brooklinen Classic Percale:**

    - Crisp, cool feel right out of the package

    - Has softened nicely over washes

    - Great durability, no pilling

    - Price: Around $150 for Queen set

    **Parachute Percale:**

    - Slightly thicker/weightier feel

    - Gets softer faster than Brooklinen

    - Excellent temperature regulation

    - Price: Around $170 for Queen set

    Honestly, you cannot go wrong with either. If I had to pick one, I slightly prefer Parachute for the weightier feel, but Brooklinen is the better value.

    What sheets are you all sleeping on?

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    Anonymous7 months ago

    Team Parachute all the way! That heavier weight just feels more luxurious to me. Plus their linen sheets are incredible for summer.

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    Anonymous7 months ago

    Great comparison! I have been using Boll & Branch and wondering if I should try one of these. How do they compare durability-wise?

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    Anonymous7 months ago

    Tried both, ended up preferring Cozy Earth bamboo sheets over both. Pricier but the softness is unmatched and they sleep so cool.

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