Anna’s Linens

If you are looking for decent quality (not great) linens on a budget, this is your place. Its like a mini bed bath and beyond but with much much lower prices. They have a really nice selection of bedspreads, sheets, pillows, bathroom accessories and curtains. I ended up getting a couple of new guest bedroom pillows and some sheers for the bedroom. I had purchased curtains as well but ended up choosing to keep a pair from a different store (Kmart oddly enough — Go Jaclyn Smith collection)
The «fancy» bed spread for the guest bedroom was nice. It had some loose threads in it that was able to pull out. They didn’t seem attached and everything was still sewn together well. I was able to give the spread a good steam to get all of the wrinkles out. The set came with a bedspread, two pillow shams, two euro shams, and a bedskirt. I ended up using only the euro shams as the main ones were way too «matchy matchy» for me. I got a ton of compliments on it! For the «upper decorative» layer for the guest room I didn’t want to spend a fortune on a new set and this place was a great find!
I was in this location three times and each time the service of the staff was really impressive. They seemed very eager to assist and answer questions as well as knowledgeable on their products.

The one thing that I did not like about the store was that so much of their merchandise is made in China. Whatever happened to Made in the USA?
I was looking for a new sofa slip cover for the sofa at the St. Louis house before returning to Terre Haute, and was given very friendly and courteous service. That is a major plus when some employees of the other places which sells this type of merchandise act like they cannot be bothered.
Unfortunately, they didn’t have a slipcover in a color that I liked and that I thought would fit the sofa. I found other things to buy like a vinyl table covering and discounted wash cloth thingies.
The actual store is relatively small compared to other stores, but they are packed with inventory. It’s feels more cozy than other stores. This store specializes in things like curtains, covers and some kitchen linen type merchandise. They don’t spread out the merchandise into dishes, silverware, small kitchen appliances and cookware like some other places do.

Decent for what it is. I’m giving it 4 stars mainly because the service was great and because it was neat, organized, and they have great prices on mid-​grade linen items. ‘Good place to go for curtains. I got some great $ 20 standard bed pillows for 50% off. I will return, when my linen needs arise.

Scarlett O’Hara could have many a new dresses shopping here. They offer many styles of drapes/​curtains at a very affordable budget. In addition to window treatments, they have table and bed linens as well. You can also, find decorative holiday items and some kitchen accessories.
Don’t come here expecting to find name brands. Shopping here is like shopping for groceries at Aldi’s. It will be brands you have never heard of before. I asked for Egyptian Cotton sheets and quickly learned they did not exist in their inventory.
Many of their sheets were a blend of cotton and polyester. I did find a set that was 500 thread count and 100% cotton, but you could not buy additional matching pillowcases. That is one reason I do not like buying my sheets in sets, I like to mix & match.
Anna’s is a good place to shop for college dorm rooms, the guest room & bath and the summer lake house. She also can help those on a limited budget, make their home look and feel like a Better Homes and Garden creation.
The sales associates were extremely friendly and helpful. I walked out not making a purchase, but it was no fault of theirs. They did their job and actually did it better then some associates at BB&B.

This is pretty much like a Bed Bath & Beyond outlet. It is not super great quality stuff. Do not expect to find Ralph Lauren overstocks or anything like that. It’s all mystery-​brand towels and blankets. That being said. .. I’ve found some good deals here. My son needed a warmer comforter and they had some very soft comforters for under $ 30 and they came with a pillow sham. They also had t-​shirt fabric sheets for a twin bed for $ 10. I can pretty much get a lot of my son’s bedding without worrying about him destroying it. It reminds me of a lot of the stuff I’d get on
. They also had seasonal kitchen stuff (placemats, table runners, etc) which would let you decorate for the holiday without spending too much. If you have people coming in from out of town and you need to grab a few guest towels and a new blanket but you don’t want to break the bank? Go here.

So I stopped in here today as I have never been inside an Anna’s Linens today and was curious. They did have some sales on curtains, towels, decorative things. It comes down to what your expectations are. I am sure there are people that would love love love the curtains they have. I guess I am really picky about fabric and just wasn’t digging the selection. Small version of BB and BEYOND… a little dated in what is on the shelves. Remember when your grandma got shit from Fingerhut??? That is what the quality reminded me of…