Charter Club Fitted Sheet

This page gathers Charter Club fitted sheets across the sizes most beds take, from twin and full to king and California king. Compare fabric, thread count and pocket depth to settle the fit before you buy.
Fitted sheets for everyday beds

Four fitted sheets, from twin basics to 800 thread count

Folded white Charter Club 800 thread count fitted sheet laid on a made bed showing its smooth surface and elastic corner

Charter Club Fitted Sheet - 800 Thread Count for a snug fit and enduring softness night after night

The 800 thread count weave is the highest in this group, and it is the detail that shows in everyday use. Charter Club designed it for a snug fit, so the sheet stays put through the night, while the smooth surface feels soft against skin and keeps its finish across many washes.

White Charter Club queen fitted sheet pulled taut across a queen mattress with a lifted corner showing elastic

Charter Club Queen Fitted Sheet that gives a plush upgrade and a dependable fit on a queen mattress

For a queen bed, this plush fitted sheet is a simple way to refresh the whole sleep setup. The fit is the point: it sits cleanly on a standard queen mattress, with no corners working loose. Softness shows up right away, which suits shoppers replacing a worn bottom sheet.

White Charter Club king fitted sheet covering a wide king mattress with deep sides on a thick mattress

Charter Club King Fitted Sheet with deep pockets built for oversized and taller mattresses

Deep pockets are what set this king option apart. Oversized and taller mattresses often push ordinary fitted sheets loose at the corners, and this one is cut to cover that extra depth. Comfort follows the fit, with a king surface wide enough that partners stop pulling fabric back into place.

White Charter Club twin fitted sheet smoothed over a narrow twin mattress in a simple child's bedroom

Charter Club Twin Fitted Sheet in soft, breathable cotton for a standard twin bed

Soft, breathable cotton makes this twin size a practical pick for a child's bed, a guest room or a college move-in. It fits standard twin mattresses comfortably, so sizing rarely surprises you. Breathability matters most in warmer rooms, where a lighter-feeling sheet helps sleepers stay cool.

Solid 550 Thread Count 100% Cotton 18" Fitted Sheet, Queen, a Macy's exclusive with deeper pocket

Sized for a queen mattress with an 18-inch pocket depth, this Macy’s exclusive fitted sheet is built for beds that have grown taller with a topper. The 550 thread count 100% cotton surface feels smooth and substantial, and the solid finish layers quietly under patterned covers or looks clean on its own.
Solid white 550 thread count cotton fitted sheet on a queen mattress with a deep pocket over a topper and a turned-back corner
More sizes and deeper fits

Deep-pocket options for king, California king and full

These Macy’s exclusive 550 thread count cotton options focus on fit as much as feel. Each is cut for a specific mattress shape or depth, which is where most sizing complaints in this category begin.
Folded solid white king fitted sheet on a bedroom bench beside a mattress corner with a soft tape measure

Solid 550 Thread Count 100% Cotton 18" Fitted Sheet, King for oversized mattresses

The 18-inch pocket depth is the deciding detail here. A standard king mattress, especially one with a topper, often needs more reach than a basic fitted sheet gives. This Macy’s exclusive 550 thread count cotton covers that depth and keeps a smooth, even surface on top.
Solid white California king fitted sheet on a long narrow mattress viewed from the foot with taut corners

Solid 550 Thread Count 100% Cotton 18" Fitted Sheet, California King cut for long mattresses

California king mattresses run narrower and longer, so a regular king sheet can sit wrong. This version is cut for that shape, with the same 18-inch pocket and 550 thread count cotton. Shoppers with that uncommon size usually notice how cleanly the corners stay covered.
Solid white full-size fitted sheet pulled smooth over a medium full mattress with a topper under the deep pocket edge

Solid 550 Thread Count 100% Cotton 18" Fitted Sheet, Full for deeper full-size beds

A full mattress sits between twin and queen, so a sheet stretched either way fits poorly. This Macy’s exclusive is sized for full, with an 18-inch pocket for deeper modern mattresses and a 550 thread count cotton surface that feels smooth without a heavy weight.
Where a fitted sheet earns its keep

Everyday jobs this category handles well

Refreshing a guest bed before visitors

A clean fitted sheet is the fastest way to make a spare bed feel ready. Choose the size the room’s mattress actually takes, and a solid neutral stays easy to match with whatever blankets and quilts you already own.

Furnishing a child's or student's bed

Twin sizes suit kids’ rooms, bunk beds and dorm mattresses. Breathable cotton holds up to frequent washing, which is what these beds tend to need when routines change and laundry piles up faster than expected.

Replacing a bottom sheet that wears out

Fitted sheets take the most friction of any bedding piece. When the corners stretch or the surface thins, replacing just the bottom layer restores comfort without the cost of a whole new set.
What changes your choice

Compare size, depth and thread count before you buy

Three folded white fitted sheets stacked by size on a bed with a mattress tag corner visible beneath
Match the sheet to your exact mattress size

Twin, full, queen, king and California king each have their own dimensions. A sheet cut for the wrong size either slides off or strains at the corners, so start with the size printed on your mattress tag.

Side view of a fitted sheet stretched over a thick mattress with a topper, pocket reaching down the mattress edge
Check pocket depth before you buy

Modern mattresses and toppers run taller than older ones. An 18-inch pocket covers deeper profiles, while standard depths suit lower beds, so measure your mattress height including any topper you use.

Close view of two folded white cotton fitted sheets side by side, one dense smooth weave and one lighter open weave
Read thread count for feel, not status

Thread count describes weave density, and higher counts generally feel smoother and denser. The 550 and 800 options here suit shoppers who want a substantial hand, while lighter weaves sleep cooler.

Bright bedroom with a bed dressed in a single white cotton fitted sheet and curtains lifted by a breeze
Choose cotton for breathable comfort

100% cotton breathes well and handles regular washing, which matters in warmer rooms. Shoppers who sleep hot often notice the difference within a few nights of switching from a less breathable weave.

Detail view of a fitted sheet corner with elastic banding pulled snug under a mattress corner
Look for elastic edges that hold the fit

A fitted sheet earns its name at the corners. Fully elasticized edges grip the mattress underside, so the sheet stays smooth and you spend less time re-making the bed each morning.

Made bed with a solid white fitted sheet visible beneath a folded patterned quilt at the foot of the bed
Weigh solid colors against patterned layers

Solid sheets like the 550 thread count options layer quietly under quilts and duvets, and they are easy to match later. Patterned sets are harder to replace piece by piece when a fitted sheet wears out.

Three ways to browse

Find your fit by size, feel and pocket depth

Sized for twin through California king

Charter Club fitted sheets run from twin to California king, so the category covers most household beds. Matching your exact size is the first filter, and it narrows the rest of the choices quickly.

Everyday cotton basics and higher counts

The range spans soft breathable cotton and 550 thread count solids up to an 800 thread count option. Basic weaves favour price and airflow, while higher counts deliver a denser, smoother feel.

Standard and deep pocket fits

Some options are cut for standard mattress heights and others add an 18-inch pocket for taller beds with toppers. Measure once, then pick the depth that will not pull loose during the night.

What buying a fitted sheet is really like

Shoppers describe the same few moments: measuring before ordering, fitting a deeper pocket over a topper, and noticing how the bed holds up through weekly washing. These are general experiences across the category.
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Dana R.

I measure the mattress before ordering anything now, and the difference was obvious. The sheet sits flat all the way around and does not creep up at night. Changing the bed takes a minute, and I stopped waking up tangled in the middle of the sheet.
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Marcus T.

Our mattress got a topper last year and the old sheets kept popping off the corners. Choosing a deeper pocket size solved it. I was not expecting such a small change to matter, but the bed looks neater and I am not fixing it every morning.
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Priya S.

I sleep warm, and switching to a cotton weave made the bed noticeably more comfortable through summer. It took a couple of washes to settle in, and now it feels soft without the heavy, slick feeling I disliked in other sheets.
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Ellen M.

I ordered the wrong size first and the exchange was simple. Once I had the right fit, the sheet stayed smooth and the mattress corners stayed covered. Worth double-checking the tag before you buy, and that is what I tell friends now.
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Jordan K.

I have washed the sheet weekly for a few months and it has held its shape. The edges still grip the mattress the same way they did the first week. For the price, that kind of steady performance is what I am actually paying for.
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Renee L.

Buying sheets online always made me nervous about fit. Measuring the depth first helped, and the sheet felt substantial rather than thin when it arrived. The bed is easier to make, and guests have commented on how fresh it looks.

Common questions before you order

Check the size label on your mattress tag and measure width, length and depth. Twin, full, queen, king and California king differ in shape, so confirming the exact size narrows the category quickly and keeps corners from working loose.
Pocket depth is how far the sheet reaches down the sides of the mattress. An 18-inch pocket suits thicker mattresses and beds with toppers, while standard depths fit lower profiles. Measure from the top of the mattress to the base to compare.
Not always. Higher counts such as 550 or 800 feel smoother and denser, which many shoppers prefer. Lighter weaves can feel cooler in warm rooms. Match the count to how you sleep and how the sheet feels in your own hand.
They can, provided you choose enough pocket depth. Add the topper height to your mattress measurement and pick a sheet that covers the total. A sheet that is too shallow will pop off the corners within a night or two.
Wash weekly in warm water and tumble dry on medium to keep the weave and the elastic in good shape. Replace the sheet when the surface thins, the corners stretch out, or it no longer stays put, since the bottom sheet takes the most wear.
Bedroom scene with a fitted sheet lifted at one corner beside a folded sheet stack and a soft tape measure on the mattress
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