Charter Club Supima Cotton Sheets

Compare Charter Club sheet sets in Supima cotton, from floral prints to classic damask stripes and solid sateen, across sizes, pocket depths and finishes for the bed you actually sleep in.
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Four Supima sets, four ways to dress the bed

Floral pattern cotton sheet set folded on a made bed

100% Cotton Floral Sheet Set in Certified Supima for a Soft, Patterned Bed Update

Made from 100% Supima certified cotton, this floral sheet set brings a soft hand and a patterned look to an everyday bed. The print adds color without needing new bedding elsewhere, and the cotton keeps the surface breathable for warm and cool sleepers alike.

Light blue damask stripe cotton sheet set on a made queen bed

Charter Club Damask Stripe Queen 4-Piece Sheet Set, 550 Thread Count Supima Vapor Blue

A classic damask stripe in soft Supima cotton gives this queen set a quiet pattern that reads well under most duvets. The light blue Vapor shade keeps the bed feeling calm, and 550 thread count adds a smooth, substantial feel wash after wash. It works as easily in a guest room as in the main bedroom.

Ivory damask stripe cotton sheet set made up on a king bed

Charter Club Damask Stripe King 4-Piece Sheet Set, 550 Thread Count Ivory Supima Cotton

Sized for a king bed, this four-piece set pairs the damask stripe with an ivory tone that blends with the rest of the room. Pure Supima cotton gives a plush hand against the skin, so the bed feels finished without looking busy. A good pick for anyone refreshing a larger bed on a sensible budget.

Folded ivory striped cotton sheet set resting at the foot of a made queen bed

Charter Club Damask Stripe Queen 4-Piece Sheet Set, 550 Thread Count Ivory Supima

If you prefer a warmer neutral, this queen version of the damask stripe keeps the stripe pattern while softening the overall look. The 550 thread count Supima cotton feels smooth from the first night and holds its shape through regular laundering.

Charter Club Damask Stripe King 4-Piece Sheet Set in Crisp White Supima, 550 Thread Count

The damask stripe runs through a crisp white ground, which keeps a king bed looking bright and works with almost any duvet or blanket you already own. Pure Supima cotton gives a plush, smooth hand, and the four-piece set covers the basics: flat sheet, fitted sheet and pillowcases, so one order finishes the bed.
White damask stripe cotton sheet set dressed on a king bed
Beyond the prints

Finishes, colors and fits worth comparing

Look here for finishes and fits rather than prints: a refreshing color, a solid sateen that layers cleanly, and a deeper cut for taller mattresses. Each solves a slightly different problem at the bed.
Light green damask stripe cotton sheet set on a made queen bed

Charter Club Damask Stripe Queen 4-Piece Sheet Set, 550 Thread Count Glacier Green

The glacier light green shade gives a queen bed a fresh, cooling look, which is handy in summer or in a room that runs warm. Breathable 100% Supima cotton carries comfort across the night, and the damask stripe keeps the color from reading flat. A light option for warmer sleepers.
Solid white sateen cotton sheet set folded on a made bed

Charter Club Supima Cotton Solid Sateen Sheet Set for a Calm, Layered Bed Look Year-Round

Rather than a pattern, this set offers a solid sateen weave with a quiet sheen, which layers easily over blankets and under a duvet. The finish feels soft against skin and drapes neatly, and the breathable cotton suits year-round use without a seasonal swap.
Extra-deep pocket fitted sheet stretched over a tall mattress

Charter Club Supima Cotton Extra-Deep Pocket Fitted Sheet for Taller Mattresses and Toppers

Cut with extra depth, this single fitted sheet sits securely on taller mattresses and toppers, which is the usual trouble spot when a bed gets a pad or topper added. The elastic edge holds a neat finish at the corners, and Supima cotton keeps the soft hand and lasting wear.
Made for real routines

Everyday beds this range is built for

Refreshing a main bedroom on a budget

Replacing an everyday set is the simplest reason to shop here. A four-piece Supima set gives the bed a clean, soft surface at a price that makes sense, and the classic stripe works with furniture you already own.

Making a guest bed feel ready

Guest rooms get used in bursts, so sheets need to look inviting the moment the door opens. Ivory and light blue tones feel clean and calm, and Supima cotton stays soft even after being stored between visits.

Matching sheets to a warmer-sleeping room

Breathable cotton and a light color make a difference in a room that holds heat. The glacier and vapor shades look cooler, and the fabric lets air move instead of trapping warmth against the skin.
Choosing by the details

What to weigh before you pick a sheet set

Fabric tape measure held against the side of a mattress to check its depth
Size and fit come first, always

Measure the mattress depth first. A standard fitted sheet sits fine on a plain mattress, while an extra-deep cut suits taller beds and toppers. Sheets that are too shallow work loose during the night.

Close view of tightly woven white cotton sheet fabric showing fine threads
Thread count in plain terms

The 550 thread count used across these sets lands in a middle range: dense enough to feel substantial, not so tight that the fabric loses its give. Higher numbers alone do not guarantee a softer sheet.

Two cotton sheet swatches side by side, one with a sheen and one matte
Sateen sheen against matte finish

A sateen weave gives a gentle sheen and a smoother face against the skin, which suits sleepers who like a polished look. A matte finish reads quieter under patterned throws and hides everyday wear a little better.

Folded sheets in ivory, blue and green arranged in a row at the foot of a bed
Choosing a color or pattern

Light tones like ivory and vapor blue keep a room calm and let a blanket or quilt do the talking, while a print or a stronger green adds interest on its own. Pick a shade that will still please you next year.

One folded cotton sheet beside a complete four-piece folded sheet set
Buying one sheet or a full set

Buying a single fitted or flat sheet makes sense when the rest of the set is still good, and it costs less. A full four-piece set is simpler when several pieces have worn at once or the bed size is changing.

Two hands folding freshly washed cotton sheets above a laundry basket
Caring for Supima cotton over time

Supima cotton is chosen for softness that lasts, but it still needs ordinary care: wash in cool water, avoid high heat, and skip bleach. Done that way, the sheets keep their hand and color through many cycles.

Find your direction

Three ways into the Supima sheet range

Full four-piece sets for a whole bed

Start here when the whole bed needs refreshing at once. Four-piece sets cover the flat sheet, fitted sheet and pillowcases in one Supima cotton finish, so the bed looks matched without extra shopping.

A single fitted sheet for taller beds

When only the bottom sheet is the problem, a single fitted sheet is the practical answer. The extra-deep cut grips taller mattresses and toppers, so nothing works loose while you sleep.

Prints, stripes and solids side by side

Decide by how much pattern you want in the room. A floral print or a bold damask stripe carries the look on its own, while a solid sateen sits quietly beneath a quilt or throws you already have.

What people notice after a few weeks

Reviews of Charter Club bedding keep returning to the same three things: softness that holds up, a cool feel in warmer months, and sheets that survive regular washing. These accounts describe that pattern.
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M. Alvarez

I have slept on Supima cotton sheets for a couple of months now, and the softness has not faded after weekly washing. They stay cool enough through summer, which was my main worry when I ordered, and the price felt reasonable for what I got.
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J. Whitfield

Ordering sheets online always makes me nervous about fit, so I measured the mattress depth first. The extra-deep option sat flat with no slipping, and I stopped waking up to untuck corners every morning. A small step that saved me a return.
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D. Reyes

I wanted a stripe that would not clash with the quilt I already owned. The pattern is subtle in person, so the bed still looks calm, and the cotton has a nicer hand than the set it replaced. It also came in the ivory shade I was after.
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S. Patel

Three guests have stayed in that bed since I changed the sheets, and each mentioned how smooth they felt. I have washed them four times with no pilling and no color shift so far. That is the durability I was hoping for.
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L. Nguyen

I compare department store sheet programs every few years before replacing anything. What convinced me here was the weave: smooth without feeling slick, and light enough that I do not overheat at night.
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K. Barnes

Buying bedding for a shared room meant finding something that pleased two very different sleepers. The solid color reads quietly, the finish is soft on both sides, and nobody argues about the look.

Common questions about sheet sets

Measure from the top of the mattress to the bottom edge, including any topper. Standard depths suit most plain mattresses; if the bed is tall or layered, the deeper cut keeps the sheet anchored and stops the corners working loose overnight.
Not on its own. What matters more is the weave and the quality of the cotton. Sets around 550 thread count feel substantial and smooth without turning stiff, which is a comfortable middle ground for most sleepers.
Sateen is woven to show a soft sheen and a smoother face, so it looks a little more polished and feels slicker against skin. A matte surface reads quieter and tends to hide creases and everyday wear more easily.
Replace one piece when the others are still in good shape; it costs less and keeps a favorite set in service. Choose a full set when several pieces have worn together or when you are moving to a different bed size.
Use a cool or warm wash with a mild detergent and skip bleach, which can break down the fibers and dull the color. Tumble dry on low or line dry; avoiding high heat is what keeps the soft hand intact over time.
Folded cotton sheet sets arranged in a row on a bedding display bed
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