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Charter Club Damask Sheets

Compare Charter Club damask sheet sets by size, stripe or solid finish and pocket depth, so you can match a set to your mattress and to how you actually use the bed.
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First look at the set

Four damask sets worth a closer look

Gray Charter Club Damask 550 thread count cotton sheet set folded on a bed

Charter Club Damask 550 Thread Count Bed Sheet in Gray, a calm neutral for everyday beds

Soft cotton in a versatile gray, this damask sheet carries a 550 thread count that feels smooth against the skin and holds up to regular washing. The neutral tone sits easily with most bedroom colors, making it a sensible pick when you want a calm, unfussy bed without giving up comfort.

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White solid cotton four-piece damask sheet set folded on a bed

Charter Club Damask 550 Thread Count Bed Sheet in White, a solid 4-piece set for daily use

A crisp solid white set in 100% cotton, finished at 550 thread count for a smooth, breathable feel. Four pieces cover the basics for a made bed, and white keeps the look easy to refresh with any color scheme. A practical choice for guest rooms or for anyone who likes a clean, simple finish.

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Pale blue striped Supima cotton queen sheet set folded on a bed

Charter Club Damask Stripe Queen Sheet Set in Vapor, 550 TC Supima, light blue

The damask stripe is woven into 100% Supima cotton rather than printed on top, so the pattern stays subtle and the surface stays smooth. At 550 thread count the fabric breathes well for warm sleepers. Vapor is a light blue that reads calm beside white or gray bedding.

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Gray striped Supima cotton queen sheet set folded on a bench beside a bed

Charter Club Damask Stripe Queen Sheet Set in Smoke, 550 TC Supima for a deeper look

Smoke brings a deeper gray tone to the same 550 thread count Supima construction, which gives a bedroom a more grounded look without going dark. The four-piece queen set is cut for everyday use, and the woven stripe adds a little texture where a plain sheet can fall flat.

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Charter Club Damask Stripe Full Sheet Set in Glacier, 550 TC Supima, 4-piece comfort

Woven from 100% Supima cotton with a damask stripe, this full set lands at 550 thread count, a middle ground that feels soft without getting heavy. Glacier is a light green that brightens a smaller room, and the full size fits guest or teen beds where a fresh, easy-care sheet matters most.
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Light green striped Supima cotton full sheet set on a made full bed
Worth comparing

Popular picks by fit and finish

Three further sets, each with a different job: one built for mattress depth, one in solid white for easy rotation, and one full-size package in white. Read them by the fit you need rather than the pattern alone.
Extra deep pocket cotton queen sheet set fitted on a thick mattress corner

Charter Club Damask Extra Deep Pocket Queen 4-Pc Sheet Set, 550 TC cotton for thick mattresses

Extra deep pockets are the point here: the skirt reaches further down, so the sheet stays put on a thicker or pillow-top mattress instead of slipping off at night. Cut in 100% cotton at 550 thread count, it keeps the same smooth hand as the rest of the damask line. Measure your mattress depth before ordering.
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Solid white cotton damask queen sheet set folded on a made bed

Charter Club Cotton Damask Stripe Queen Sheet Set in Solid White, 100% cotton for daily use

Where the other sets lean on a woven stripe, this one settles on solid white while keeping the cotton construction and 550 thread count finish. The flat, even color makes it easy to rotate into an existing set and simple to keep looking bright through repeated laundering.
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White cotton damask full sheet set with four folded pieces on a bed

Charter Club Damask Collection Full Sheet Set, 100% cotton 550 TC in white for a crisp finish

This full-size set from the damask collection comes as a four-piece package in white, so you get the pieces a bed needs in one go. Cotton at 550 thread count keeps the surface soft and cool, and the full size suits guest rooms, teens’ rooms or a straightforward bed refresh.
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Who it suits

Where these sheets work best

Refreshing an everyday bed

A 550 thread count cotton set suits the bed that gets used every night. It is soft enough to feel good on a weekday morning and durable enough to survive regular rotation through the wash without special handling.

Fitting a guest room quickly

White sets in full or queen size make short work of getting a spare room ready. Guests get a clean, familiar look, and you can keep a couple of sets on hand without worrying about colors clashing with the decor.

Sizing up for a taller mattress

If your mattress is deep or has a pillow-top layer, look to the extra deep pocket option first. A set that fits properly sits flat, stays in place and saves you from tugging the corners back on each morning.
How to choose yours

Compare fit, feel and finish before you buy

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Thread count in plain terms

550 thread count sits in a comfortable middle: smooth and substantial without turning heavy or stiff. A bigger number is not automatically better, so weigh feel and breathability alongside it.

Two stacks of folded cotton sheets, one white and one pale blue stripe, side by side on a bed
Comparing cotton and Supima

Both options are cotton. Supima fibers are longer, which can mean a softer hand and better shape retention over time, while standard cotton keeps the price more accessible. Either works for daily use.

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Fit: size and pocket depth

Match the set to your mattress size first, then check pocket depth. A full set on a deep queen will not sit right, and a shallow pocket on a thick mattress slips off during the night.

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Solid or stripe, read the room

Solids blend with bedding you already own and refresh easily. A woven stripe adds quiet texture and shows fewer everyday marks. Neither is fussier to care for, so let the room lead the choice.

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Four pieces: what is included

Most sets here are four-piece packages. Check which pieces your bed actually needs before ordering, especially if you use a different sized flat sheet or an extra pillowcase in rotation.

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Reading price across sizes

Full and queen sets cover most beds at a sensible cost, and price moves with size rather than pattern. Compare like sizes against each other so the cheaper-looking option is not simply the smaller one.

Ways into the range

Three directions worth considering

Solid white for easy rotation

Solid white sets are the practical backbone of this range. They mix with bedding you already own, show wear honestly, and make replacing one down the line straightforward rather than a matching puzzle.

Woven stripes for quiet texture

The damask stripe is part of the weave itself, which gives a faint texture you can feel as well as see. It reads as more considered than a plain sheet without turning the bed into a busy pattern.

Deeper pockets for thicker mattresses

Mattress depth decides whether a set stays on. Extra deep pocket styles are cut for pillow-top and taller mattresses, while standard pockets suit thinner ones. Measure once and the choice becomes simple.
  • Shoppers in their words

Notes from everyday use at home

First-person impressions from shoppers who live with these sheets: what softened, what stayed put, and what made the bed easier to keep. Individual results vary, but the same themes repeat: feel, fit and wash performance.
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Dana R.

I have washed mine every week for a few months and the surface still feels smooth rather than rough. It arrived a little crisp, softened after the first wash, then settled into being something I stopped noticing, which is exactly what I want from sheets.
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Marcus L.

We put a set in the guest room before a weekend visit. Guests mentioned how cool the fabric felt, which surprised me given the price. I have since ordered another for our own bed so the two rooms match.
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Priya S.

The stripe is subtle enough that it does not shout across the room. I wanted something a little more interesting than plain white, and this reads as texture rather than pattern. It has held its shape through several washes without twisting in the dryer.
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Tom H.

Our mattress is on the deeper side, and standard sets kept working loose at the corners. The extra deep pocket version stayed put through the night, which solved a small annoyance I had lived with for a while. It looks tidy each morning.
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Elena W.

I keep two white sets in rotation and swap them on wash day. Both still look bright, and I like that I never have to match colors or hunt down a matching piece later. It is simple, and it makes the bed look considered.
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Jorge M.

I compared a few department-store sheet programs before settling here. The cotton feels close to what I found elsewhere at a better price, and other shoppers described the same softness after washing that I noticed myself. Good value for the money.

Questions before you order

Start with the mattress size, then measure depth from the top down to the corner. Extra deep pocket sets suit taller or pillow-top mattresses, while standard pockets fit thinner ones. A quick measurement prevents a set that slips off at night.
A 550 thread count cotton set breathes reasonably well and stays light against the skin, which most sleepers find comfortable through warmer months. If you overheat at night, pair it with a lighter blanket rather than assuming a higher count will sleep cooler.
A damask stripe is created in the weave itself, so the pattern is part of the fabric rather than laid on top. That tends to feel smoother and hold up better through washing, with no raised print to wear away over time.
Both handle regular use the same way. Solid white is easy to rotate and match with bedding you already own, while a woven stripe hides small marks a little better between washes. Pick by the look you want in the room.
Most sets in this range are four-piece packages, which covers what a standard bed needs. Contents can vary by set and size, so check the listing before ordering if you rely on a particular piece or a second pillowcase.
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