The 11 best Quince home products, from airy linen sheets to luxurious Turkish cotton towels

Bamboo Sheet Set

"I'd been looking for good bamboo sheets without breaking the bank, so I went with Quince's Organic Bamboo Sheet Set. At under $130 for a queen, these sheets are a steal. I was surprised to find just how soft they are. I'd expected bamboo sheets to be crisp like a percale sheet, but they feel much more similar to the comfort of a sateen sheet. Even with their softness, these sheets are incredibly cooling. They feel nice on the skin and keep me from overheating, even during the warmer months. I have noticed pilling and torn threads after washing, so they aren't the most durable, but they're an excellent budget bamboo sheet option." —Kinsley Searles, home and sleep reviews fellow

Read our Quince bamboo sheets review.

Linen Sheet Set

"Made from 100% European flax, these linen sheets have a soft feel that falls directly in between Brooklinen's Washed Linen Core Sheets and Sijo's LuxeWeave Linen Sheets. The material was quite luxurious and inviting, albeit a bit warm. So, if you sleep on the hotter side, you might want to give these thicker sheets a pass. I do have concerns about long-term durability, however. After a year of regular use, my flat sheet split down the middle while I was sleeping

The fitted sheet comes with those handy top and bottom tags, and both layers went through the wash without pilling. For those who like a monochromatic look, Quince also has duvet covers in the same color options as the sheets." —Shannon Ullman, freelance writer

Premium Down Comforter

"I'm a sucker for a good down comforter, and Quince offers one of the most affordable options I can think of without compromising on materials. Available in lightweight, all-season, or ultra weights, it has a typical baffle-box construction that keeps the responsibly sourced down in place and a soft sateen cotton cover with loops for your duvet cover. The All-Season has a 650 fill power, while the light and ultra have a lower and higher fill power, respectively. The All-Season is fluffy and lofty, giving my bed a full look. I find it comfortable for year-round use in Georgia, though I don't struggle with running hot. It is dry-clean only, which is pretty common for most down duvets I've come across." —Jaclyn Turner, senior home editor

Premium Down Pillow

"I've recently fallen in love with down pillows, and Quince's down pillow has earned a coveted spot on my bed. When fluffed regularly, it stays perfectly cushy and supportive. It has the feel of a hotel pillow, which I love. It's also an excellent pillow for stacking for extra support in addition to its cushiony softness. I've also tried and loved Quince's down alternative pillow, which has the same feel as the down pillow but is filled with hypoallergenic microfiber. It's much cheaper than the traditional down pillow, too." —Kinsley Searles, home and sleep reviews fellow

Mulberry Silk Pillowcase

"I was surprised by Quince's silk pillowcase. Since the brand is known for selling luxury items at an affordable price, I assumed that the silk pillowcase couldn't compete with more expensive options. In my experience, Quince's pillowcase holds its own against competitors. The silk is thick and durable, plus the hidden zipper is smooth. It's rare to find such high-quality silk for under $50."—Kinsley Searles, home and sleep reviews fellow

Mongolian Cashmere Throw

"Quince is perhaps most well-known for shaking up the cashmere industry with its $50 cashmere sweater. It only makes sense that they've offered a comparable throw blanket; this is half the price of finding it at a traditional retailer. Quince says its cashmere is sourced from Hircus goats in Inner Mongolia. It's delectably soft and cozy without being stifling. I love the fringe detail adorning the edges." —Jaclyn Turner, senior home editor

Turkish Ultra Plush Bath Towels

"I look forward to wrapping myself in the Turkish Ultra Plush bath sheet after my shower. They're so cozy and soft, I love to hang around in them. They're heavy and substantial (with an 800 GSM), but unlike some other super plush towels I've tried, they still dried in a singular drying cycle. I also got some lipstick and mascara on the hand towel, and it came off in the wash without a trace of ever being there.

Quince towels are sold in bundles, which include two each bath towels (or sheet), hand towels, and washcloths, or in sets of two. I've been noticing these towels show up on a few friends' wedding registries, and after I commend them on their smart choice of towels, I've been sure to spread the love. I've tried two styles; the other is below. Both are made of long-staple Turkish cotton. My only complaint with both of these towels is that they both endured some shrinkage in my dryer, both about three inches. I sadly only have a medium and high setting… no low, which is what the care tag recommended." —Jaclyn Turner, senior home editor

Waffle Terry Towels

"Also worth a try, the waffle terry towels are like nothing I've tried before: an outer waffle-weave front with a looped terry reverse. They're ultra-absorbent and fast-drying. I like to wrap my hair in these, they're able to handle the excess moisture without developing an odor.

These will appeal to those who like the lightweight and aesthetic look of waffle towels with the durable yet soft classic terry design. They also take up minimal space in my linen closet because of how thin they are."—Jaclyn Turner, senior home editor

Leather Jewelry Box

"This leather jewelry box has the best storage for rings, with a six-channel section for keeping precious gems safe and easily accessible. The outside is made from real leather, and it comes with three inner trays that are lined with an anti-tarnish microsuede. You can change the arrangement of the trays to keep your most-used pieces on top, but keep in mind that you do have to remove all the trays to access pieces on the bottom. The Quince jewelry box comes in either a black or nude color, and it has a snap closure to keep the lid securely shut when it's not in use." —Camryn Rabideau, freelance writer

Mulberry Silk Eye Mask

"The perfect companion to a mulberry silk pillowcase, Quince's mulberry silk eye mask is thick and soft to help me get my beauty sleep, even when I'm traveling or when my partner is on his phone while I'm asleep. It has a thick, stretchy band that doesn't dig into my head or my eyes. It doesn't have the best light-blocking capabilities, but sometimes I prefer that, so I can still see the sun in my room in the morning." —Kinsley Searles, home and sleep reviews fellow

Carry-On Hard Shell Suitcase

"This carry-on bag was really easy to wheel around, and I was grateful for its smoothness when navigating the subway. I tested both this version and the Front Pocket version, but the pocket was pretty useless and only made it bulkier, so I recommend saving the extra $30 and going with the pocketless version.

This hardshell style is lightweight, but not flimsy. I like that the inside has a removable mesh pocket and a zipped pouch that unfurls and can be easily tucked away when not in use. I use it whenever I need to pack about four days' worth of outfits and toiletries.

It comes with its own magic eraser to wipe off scuff marks, but I honestly don't think it's worth the extra effort just for it to become scuffed the next time I use it. If you're concerned about scratches, you'd better get a protective sleeve or choose a soft-shell suitcase instead." — Gabrielle Chase, senior associate style editor

Read our full Quince luggage review.

The bottom line

In the home space, Quince shines with its bed and bath basics like sheets and towels. We're impressed by product quality, especially when considering the price. Quince products aren't as durable as more expensive options, but they're still a great choice for folks on a budget.