Sin in LinenReviews of sininlinen.com

I read through all of the comments here, but only AFTER ordering. Made my order 10/14 and it arrived 10/22. I only ordered two pairs of pajamas. (Plum bamboo pj's and Fetish pj's) These fit like the button up pj's we wore as kids. Both were super soft. The pocket size/construction is weird and hilariously tiny. (I am 5'4 & 135lbs and ordered mediums) The pjs themselves are roomy. The quality... the fetish pjs- NOT worth the price point. Period. The fabric, while nice and soft, felt cheap. Not luxury. The plum bamboo pj's fabric felt much more quality. The waistband, on both pairs of pants, also hilariously cheap looking. Thrown together at best. I would never pay, what I paid, for what they sent me. I ordered two pair of Quince at the same time and did a side by side- Quince won out with their quality/construction by a long shot. If Sin lowered their prices to like $40 a pair, they'd be in the ballpark of what I would have expected. Not bad, not good.

My duvet covered was extremely thin but we found we could put another comforter inside it because it has a zipper. It really is pretty and comfy. You would just think it would have batting for the price. Then I got a pajama set and a robe for $158. The pajamas felt like that cheap cardboardy fabric Shein uses. The robe was thin and see through and cut oddly in the arms. I promptly returned both. The shipping was about 2 weeks and the returns process was easy but you have to eat the cost of shipping. I won't be buying here again.

I've ordered a few times and won't be ordering again. Pjs sizing was badly off and the cut was strange. Most disappointing tho is my duvet cover. Gold embroidery was unravelling straight out of the package and has continued to do so on multiple points in the design.

My boyfriend and I have purchased from Sin In Linen before. Despite the high prices and unreasonable wait time, we were satisfied with the product. So we just received an order placed 4 months ago. I dont know if they changed who makes them but these are AWFUL. I have a *thing* with texture which is why I will spend more money for soft sheets. This product feels like I just went to walmart.

I wish I would have read the reviews on trust pilot before ordering. Buyers beware. I ordered something, spent $250, only need to find out that it was a backordered item, 2 months later AFTER I reached out. Mind you it does not say anywhere on their website when something is a pre-order or when it’s a backordered item. I decided to have them send me a list of things that they do have in stock, ordered off that, and a week and a half later still have no tracking information. I’m canceling the order and if they don’t give me a full refund as soon as possible, I will absolutely dispute discharge. Cute designs, but I’m wondering if they even exist!

What I ordered didn't work. I asked for a refund. I followed return instructions. I've been waiting over 2 months and sent several emails . Still nothing 😡

TL;DR for people outside the industry: The fabric is good, the way the fabric is sewn to make the products is not good. The price appears to be too high for what the manufacturing cost appears to be. There isn't information on the website that explains this. I ordered bedding from Sin in Linen because of the beautiful prints exclusive to the company. The bedding looks nice, the colors are rich and didn't bleed out when I washed it. However, What's going on with the construction here?? One of the pillow shams is made with a piecing that has the velvet nap facing in opposite directions, so it looks like two different colors. The serged seams on the fitted sheet have massive loose tails (upwards of 6"), and the machine stitch lines look rushed and unfinished. I bought all my items during the winter sale, but the full price would have been over 300 USD. For a 300 USD set of sheets and shams, would expect the products to be either high quality or comparable to fair-trade. The first is only halfway the case, and the second I can't find any evidence for. It appears based on the available info that the products are being manufactured in India-- and if that were the case, it becomes very suspicious that the product is so expensive, due to the infamously low pay and poor conditions for garment and textile employees in the country. The rushed appearance of the sewing made me wonder if it was made by someone being paid piecework. The only indication of supply chain practices on the website is that the owner meets with the employees of the manufacturer in-person. I would feel far more confident in paying so much for these products if there were information on the website about where they're actually coming from.

I wanted to test out Sin in Linens 100% cotton sateen material before I spent over $200 on a comforter, so I bought their Moon & Stars pillow shams. They say on their website that their product is "Luxurious comfort" DON'T believe it! These shams feel extremely scratchy and irritating on my face and as a side sleeper I don't want the experience of my face rubbing against burlap every night. There were also loose threads and some of the embroidery is fraying to me that is not $58 quality. I am glad I now know not to buy a $200+ comforter from them but I am still out the $58 plus taxes and shipping for the shams because I washed them before use because 1) to see if a wash would soften them up and 2) I always wash new bedding before use but Sin in Linens return policy is you cannot return an item after its been washed. This "Luxury Gothic" brand is only luxury in their prices and super cheap where is actually matters.