I have been using Red Land Cotton products for about two years now and I have zero complaints. I have MANY pieces (5 bedrooms all transitioned to RLC linens) and have only experienced one SLIGHT issue... See more
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I have purchased your towels in the past and was very happy with the quality. I was told manufacturing site was changed but the towels were of the same or better quality. For this reason I ordered ano... See more
Really loving the sheets; they are NOT smooth and slick like 50/50 sheets from China, but are thick, sturdy and more like the muslin sheets I remember from childhood. I suspect they will have a lo... See more
I purchased 3 sets, at different times, to rotate them on my king size bed. Two fitted sheets were too large, I had to take in darts to make them fit! Called customer support, they could care less. Th... See more
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At Red Land Cotton, we're proud that our luxury cotton bedding and towels are made in America. Browse our sheets, quilts, shams, bath towels, and more!
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Lawrence St 558, 35650, Moulton, United States
- redlandcotton.com
I ordered over 40 days ago and still…
I ordered over 40 days ago and still haven’t received item. I contacted them after about 10 days and got a response that they were back logged. Tried contacting them 2 more times with no response. At this point I am just hoping to get my money back. It has to be one of the worst run companies in America. Poor customer service, poor tracking, high prices. I was hoping for better, but here we are.
August 12, 2024
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Not sure what demographic they're…
Not sure what demographic they're targeting here. Doesn't appear to be the average wage earning person. Only those who are in the 80,000+ yr. salary can afford these prices. All good on the 100% cotton & made in the U.S.A. Just need to be more affordable to the average person.
May 20, 2024
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Very comfortable clothing and bedding…
Very comfortable clothing and bedding as well as towels. None of that fake made in China crap.
February 6, 2024
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Best USA Cotton Company
Best quality cotton towels, quilts and more. The towels are super absorbent and soft, while not feeling like a wet blanket. They also don't shed or atleast very little, and don't pill. Quilts are really nice quality and soft here too. The prices are good for the quality and the rewards program is pretty good. Theres always coupons active as well, and shipping is free if you spend a certain amount.
Overall my favorite USA cotton company.
August 9, 2023
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Very very comfortable.
These are just about the most comfortable sheets I have ever slept on- more than comparable to what you might experience in a 5- star hotel. Price is more than competitive with high-end competitors.
April 2, 2021
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