Anna’s Linens

Went by the store yesterday and it is completely re arranged and looks fabulous. They have the best towels ever at a fabulous price. So happy they are still in business.

I went here yesterday because I’m a photographer and was in need of a quick backdrop for a photo booth. The signs of CLOSING SOON drew me in but I wonder how long this sign has been up and if it is all a ruse like when you have that restaurant that keeps up their GRAND OPENING sign even past their 5 year anniversary. Well, when you buy things right now, it’s final sale… I asked the cashier when was their closing date and she said «we don’t really have one» which continues to raise my suspicions but hey if you’re looking for curtains at about the same price as Linen Outlet. go check it out :)
This review is mainly to document their Closing Soon sign to document the first time I saw it so we can see how soon «soon» is. :)

Great store when it comes to «Body Shape Pillows.» The store clerks were very helpful and made my shopping experience stress-​free. They don’t ask you a thousand times if you need help! :)
Best times to go is on weekdays mid mornings. weekends can be challenging with more customers in store.

Whew! There is a lot of merchandise in this store! It’s best to know ahead of time what colors/​sizes you were thinking of because you could easily get steered in another direction! There are many hardware choices too. Service was friendly and helpful.

I was looking for a few storage bags for some blankets and sheets. Bed & Bath was sold out. So, I decided to try Anna’s Linens. When I walked in and asked, the employee had NO IDEA what I was talking about. Then, when I explained what they are, she said, «We don’t have that». I came home, looked on Anna’s Linens website and found them. Interesting, that an employee doesn’t know what a storage bag is for a blanket or sheets.

Came here to get a comforter set and was instantly welcomed at the door. Pretty busy and cluttered but all in all was a good experience Joshua was very helpful and friendly and i tried to use a discount code he couldn’t find it but still gave me 20% also help me pick sheets and offered helpful suggestion I’ll give 4 stars just because he has great customer service skills! Will come back here.

I purchased some curtains for my dining room/​kitchen area and for my bedroom. Prices are reasonable and the staff are very helpful and nice. The curtains I wanted for my bedroom, the length wise there was only one curtain but one of the ladies working there told me to stop by on a Tuesday, that is when they get their new shipments. She could not guarantee that the length of the curtains in the color I was interested would be in stock. So I went back on a Tuesday and sure enough they had my color I wanted and the length. Now I need to go back, to buy a bed spread. :)

A lot of clutter, but found what I came looking for. Neither impressed or disappointed. Just a very average business for whatever you need for your bed.

Very helpful and friendly associates. They knew exactly where everything is. Their prices are great and competitive. They even sell a little bit of the «as seen on TV» products.

I came here per friend’s referral because I needed a new comforter for my new bed at my new home. I never shopped at a store like this before, and when I look around I thought the prices was good and the selection was decent. I’m surprised at some of the negative reviews here, but then maybe because I’m new at this type of shopping. I was able to pick out a comforter bag along with a low-​priced set of bathroom rugs.

We have some huge windows in our apartment’s living room and we needed to find a way to cover them without spending hundreds of dollars for custom made blinds. Anna’s has a good selection of vertical blinds for super-​reasonable prices. They are certainly not the nicest or fanciest blinds that you’ll ever see but they get the job done. We left Annas with three 30“x72″ blinds for under $ 20.

I think this is a great place to buy linens and sewing accessories and fabrics. Did I mention, its the only place closest to Colma, San Francisco, Daly City, and South San Francisco where you can satisfy your obsessive hobby or simple crafts.
Ever hear of
The place you can sell your own goods. Well, Anna’s Linens has all your supplies to get started. Missing butons, decorating something colorful, need emergency gear or new curtains? Look no further folks.
Price: average for linens. To address some people complaining about quality: don’t expect the creations you make to sell at Neiman Marcus. You need to custom order Egyptian fabric, and this is usually done from the actual manufacturers/​distributors.
In response to Jen (and ahem Tony), ranting the words Ghetto.Ghetto. Cheap is not a legit way review this business. The word ghetto is very derogatory. I give you 1 star for your use of language in your «review».
You’re creative and you know it. This is a fabulous place to buy Linens. I’ve been here more than 10 times. Check it out, yo.

This is not your quality shopping venue, to say the least. I chanced
in there while waiting for a Kinko’s order to be completed. I felt most
of the items were substandard, nothing that I would really purchase.
I was in the market for inexpensive washcloths for cleaning but theirs
seemed so fragile, I thought they would disintegrate in the washing machine. I opted, instead, to spend a little more for much better quality at Costco for a large bundle of white washcloths that I would actually
use for bathing or cleaning! They, at least, looked durable enough to
withstand washing for a few years into the future.

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Either way… Pretty bad quality items here. Don’t get anything that is fabric unless you want lint balls ALL OVER THE PLACE…

Anna’s linens is hella ghetto. The first thing I noticed when I walked into this establishment is the smell, a kind of overpowering chutney, mothball, pine sol, body odor funk that I’d find at a Chinatown bazaar. Not very customer friendly.
I came here on my quest for the perfect throw pillows for my new sofa. I had been to Target, Bed Bath and Beyond, and Pier 1 Imports. I was getting desperate. When I found the throw pillow aisle, it literally looked like an explosion of pillow. The entire aisle was filled with pillows. And it wasn’t like they fell off the shelf, the selves were nicely stocked. I guess they just ran out of room to put them, and dumped them on the floor.
If you want to pick up some pillows off the floor or you’re simply interested in checking out the throw pillow holocaust, Anna’s Linens just might be the place for you. Just tell Anna to pick up some Febreeze on the way out.

You know how Ross is a hodge podge of all things good and bad? And sometimes, just sometimes, you find something worth spending your hard earned cash on but you had to cross the seven seas, Mount Everest, and spend 7 years in Tibet scouring the haphazard aisles for that one item?
Yeah.
That’s Anna’s Linens for you. This place is also cramped. The employees are disgruntled (I would be too if I worked here) and everything has been opened, duct taped, reopened, and re duct taped (is that even a word?) at least 6379r86295ldsj0e47a3w4 trillion times.
2 stars because sometimes, just SOMETIMES you find something worthwhile.
‘Scuse me, I’ve got to go to Tibet now.