Arkwright Bulk Microfiber Queen Pillow Cases - Case of 72 - Soft Hypoallergenic Pillowcases with Envelope Closure, Bedding Essentials for Hosts and Hotels, Standard, White

Washed in super hot sanitizer setting (1 1/2 hr). Dried on high heat for 40 minutes. Initial lint in tray for first wash. Zero pilling, no loose seams, no bunching/shrinking, thin white and ridiculously soft. Doesn't sleep hot. But what won me over, the yucky odors from neck and scalp actually washed out completely. Yeeted the other bulk brand that retained smells, I'm buying more of this!

Would Purchase again. They wash and dry well. Still had a few wrinkles, but works for the AirBnB.

Love these white simple pillowcases. Exactly what I was looking for. They are very breathable. You are not sweating like crazy. Definitely recommend.

Great value for the money.

I never seem to have enough standard pillowcases so when I saw that I could 12 sets for a reasonable price, I jumped on it! They wash well and are just as soft after washing them as there were right out of the package! I definitely recommend them so that you can have some spares on hand!

I didn't have high expectations for these since they were purchased in bulk and were extremely inexpensive. However, they ended up being quite nice for the price. Not exceptionally thick material but also not like gauze! They even have a pocket flap inside to keep pillows from sliding out; some of the expensive sheet sets I've purchased don't even have that! I'm quite pleased with these and they will be perfect for those occasions when more pillowcases are needed.

These are very useful to have. You can add another layer of pillowcase cover on your pillow and have a much smaller chance at staining your pillow. You can use these as the main pillowcase cover too.

I think pillows and pillowcases are almost like hot dogs and hot dog buns. Any queen sheet set is going to have two pillowcases, pretty much. But lots and lots of people have more pillows than that.So having lots of spare pillowcases, in white, which doesn't clash with anything, is just a good idea.