Silver-infused bedding
300-thread-count sateen
Miracle Sheets are long-staple cotton sheets woven in a 300-thread-count sateen, with silver infused into the fibres rather than sprayed on.
Silver is used in textiles because it limits the growth of the odour-causing bacteria that bedding picks up from skin and sweat.
Spun into the yarn, not applied as a surface coating.
Cold water, no bleach or softener, tumble dry low.
Smooth with a light sheen, and no ironing needed.
Twelve colours, and King fits mattresses up to 17 inches.
Long-staple cotton rather than a heavy winter flannel.
Tested for substances harmful to health.
$119.00 / set
Queen set · regular $214.00 · save 44% · free shipping in the US and Canada
★★★★★
I used to wash my sheets every four days. Now after purchasing Miracle Sheets, I can go nearly two weeks without noticing any smell or odor. These sheets stay fresh for longer.
Carla K.
Specification
The fibre, the weave, the pieces you receive and the sizes they come in - the details that decide how the bed feels and how often it needs washing.
Prices vary by size and the offer changes from time to time, so check today's price and the current return window at checkout before you order.
Miracle Made
The fabric
Fibre
Long-staple Supima cotton
Weave
Sateen, with a light sheen
Thread count
300
Silver
Built into the fibres, not a coating
Certification
OEKO-TEX certified fabric
Colours
Twelve, though not every size gets all of them
In the box
Fitted sheet
One, with elasticized edges
Flat sheet
One
Pillowcases
Two, or one on Twin
Sizes
Twin to Cal King, plus Split King
Pocket depth
Fits mattresses up to 17 inches
Buying it
Queen set
$119, regular $214
Full and King
$129 and $139
Current offer
Three towels included
Shipping
Free in the US and Canada
Returns
100-days Money-back guarantee
Cold wash every 10 to 14 days
No bleach or fabric softener
Tumble dry low
No ironing needed
About
The cotton is Supima, which is a long-staple type. Longer fibres mean fewer loose ends on the surface, so the fabric pills less after repeated washing.
It is woven as a 300-thread-count sateen. Sateen puts more of the thread on the face of the cloth, which is what gives it a smooth hand and a slight sheen, and it is why the sheets do not need ironing.
The silver is the part that makes these different. It goes in at the yarn stage, so it is inside the thread rather than sprayed on as a finish that rinses away over a few washes.
Silver has been used in fabric and in wound dressings for a long time because it limits how fast bacteria multiply. On a bed, bacteria are what turn skin oils and sweat into a stale smell. This silver slow that down, so the set carries on smelling clean for longer.
What it is not is a cooling gel, a treated microfibre or a coating. It is cotton with silver in the thread, and it is washed and dried like any other cotton sheet, minus the bleach and the fabric softener.
Fitted sheet, flat sheet and two pillowcases. Twin comes with one.
Added at the fibre stage, not applied to the finished cloth.
300 threads, a light sheen, and no ironing to keep it flat.
Long fibres, so there is less pilling as the set ages.
Reviews
Three reviews, three different takes.
★★★★★
Bought a second set after the first was a gift
"This is our second sheet set from Miracle Sheets. Our first was a gift and we loved the smooth soft feel of the sheet set, we decided to purchase another. You can't go wrong with this sheet set."
Lisa R.
Wyoming
★★★★★
These are the softest and most cooling sheets I've owned. Even my hair feels better in the morning.
Carla W.
Savannah, Georgia
★★★★★
I have night sweats and these sheets help a lot to keep me cool, and they are extremely comfortable. I sleep so much better at night now, and smell fresh all the time!
Dana G.
Florida
How the silver works
Cotton has no smell of its own. What you notice after a week is not the fabric, it is what has been growing on it since the last wash.
01
Sweat and skin oils are close to odourless on their own. A bed collects them every night, bacteria feed on them, and it is that process which produces the stale smell.
02
It is added while the yarn is made, so it runs through the whole cloth rather than sitting on top of it. A sprayed-on finish would fade over a few washes. This does not.
03
Silver has been used in textiles and wound dressings for exactly this reason. On fabric it limits how quickly bacteria multiply, so less of the odour builds up between washes.
04
Washing moves to every 10 to 14 days instead of weekly. Fewer cycles also means less wear, which is part of why the fabric holds its feel.
Silver spun into the yarn
Cold wash every 10-14 days
OEKO-TEX certified fabric
What this is not. Silver in the fabric slows odour on the sheets. It does not sanitise a room, it is not a treatment for any skin condition, and it does not replace washing.
Benefits
01
Laundry
The care instructions are to wash them in cold water every 10 to 14 days rather than weekly. Over a year that is roughly half the stripping, washing and remaking.
02
Surface
The silver is in the yarn, so there is no coating to stiffen the hand, flake off or wear away at the edges where the sheet is tucked.
03
Airflow
A 300-thread sateen in long-staple cotton moves air and takes up moisture, unlike the coated microfibre sets that hold heat against you.
04
Materials
The fabric is OEKO-TEX certified, which means it has been tested for substances harmful to health.
05
Running cost
Fewer cycles means fewer loads to pay for, in water, detergent and dryer time. A set that goes through the machine less often also takes longer to look worn.
Pros and cons of Miracle Sheets
The short version
things it does well
to know first
Care and fit
The wash routine is short, and two of these are worth reading before you pick a size.
Do
Cold water and a gentle detergent are all the fabric asks for.
Take them out while slightly warm and they go back on without ironing.
That interval is the whole point of the silver. Washing weekly out of habit wastes it.
The fitted sheet is built for depths up to 17 inches, toppers included.
That set comes with two fitted sheets, one for each half of the base.
Twelve shades are listed, but not every one is offered in every size.
Skip
It is hard on cotton and on the colour, and the care label rules it out.
It leaves a film on the yarn, which is the opposite of what a sateen surface wants.
Heat is what shortens the life of cotton sheets. Cold and low, every time.
Silver slows the odour down. It does not replace laundry, and the label still says 10 to 14 days.
Best fit for
Laundry
Households that seem to be washing bedding every week
Warm sleepers
Anyone who finds microfibre sets hold the heat in
Guest rooms
Beds that sit made up for weeks between visitors
Deep mattresses
Pillow-tops and toppers, up to seventeen inches
Adjustable beds
Split King, with a fitted sheet for each side
Gifting
A set that arrives boxed and needs no sizing guesswork beyond the bed
Same job, same bed. These are the things that change when the silver is in the thread.
Features
Best pick
Miracle Sheets
Standard cotton set
Silver Built Into The Fibre
Built For 10 To 14 Days Between Washes
Odour Control With No Spray-On Finish
Long-Staple Supima Cotton
OEKO-TEX Certified Fabric
Fits Mattresses Up To 17 Inches
Split King Set With Two Fitted Sheets
No Ironing After A Low Tumble Dry
Choose your size
Same cloth, same silver and the same wash routine in every box. The size decides the price.
For a double bed
Save 40%
Full
Fitted sheet, flat sheet and two pillowcases
$129
$214
Most popular
Save 44%
Queen
The size most people order, and the lowest price of the three
$119
$214
Deep mattresses
Save 35%
King
Fits mattresses up to 17 inches deep, toppers included
$139
$214
Three towels free with the current offer · Free shipping in the US and Canada · 100 days Money-back guarantee, window shown at checkout
Questions
Including the two that don't have a tidy answer, on the guarantee and on how much difference the silver makes.
Question about an order?
Orders, delivery and returns are handled by the seller, on help@support.miraclebrand.co.
It depends on what bothers you. You are paying a premium over plain cotton for silver in the fibre, Supima cotton and a 300-thread sateen. If the goal is fewer wash days and a bed that stays fresh between them, that is what the money buys. If you just want soft cotton sheets, cheaper sets will do it.
Every 10 to 14 days. Cold water with a mild detergent, no bleach and no fabric softener, then tumble dry on low. Take them out slightly warm and they go straight back on the bed without ironing.
Silver is used in textiles because it slows bacterial growth, and bacteria are what turn sweat and skin oils into a stale smell. So yeah they smell fresher for long time than any regular sheets.
Long-staple Supima cotton woven as a 300-thread-count sateen, with silver worked into the fibre. The fabric is OEKO-TEX certified, which means it has been tested for substances harmful to health.
It is added while the yarn is made rather than sprayed onto finished cloth, and the brand states the effect remains after regular washing. Bleach and fabric softener are still ruled out, both for the fibre and for the surface of the sateen.
Twin through Cal King, plus Split King, which ships with two fitted sheets for an adjustable base. Twelve colours are listed, though not every shade is offered in every size, so check the one you want on your size. The fitted sheet is built for mattresses up to 17 inches deep.
There is a 100 days money-back guarantee. Read the window on the checkout page before you order, and keep the confirmation email.
Through the official store, where the current discount, the free shipping and the towel offer apply and the guarantee is the seller's own. Delivery can run longer than usual during big promotions.
Queen set · today
$214
$119
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Last look
It comes down to one question. Is a bed that still smells clean on day twelve worth more to you than a cheaper set you strip every Sunday? Everything else on this page is detail.