SETTLEMENT: Varies; up to $7.50 per sheet set purchased
DEADLINE: Varies
PROOF REQUIRED: No
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Macy's has agreed to a $10.5 million settlement to resolve allegations that it sold CVC sheets with inflated thread counts, misleading consumers about the quality of the product they were purchasing. This settlement aims to reimburse those who paid a premium for what they believed were higher-quality sheets.
The settlement targets consumers who bought one or more CVC Sheets from Macy's, supplied by AQ Textiles, between November 8, 2013, and March 24, 2023. If you're among those who thought you were getting a luxury product because of an inflated thread count, this settlement is for you.
The Macy's CVC sheets class action lawsuit centered on allegations of false advertising and misrepresentation of product quality. Filed against Macy's and AQ Textiles LLC, the lawsuit claimed that these companies inflated the thread count of their Chief Value Cotton (CVC) sheets, leading consumers to believe they were purchasing higher-quality bedding than what was actually provided.
Thread count, a measure of the number of threads woven into one square inch of fabric, is a key indicator of sheet quality for many consumers. Higher thread counts are often associated with greater softness and durability. According to the class action lawsuit, Macy's and AQ Textiles advertised the CVC sheets with a thread count that significantly exceeded the actual number of threads per square inch. This discrepancy led consumers to pay a premium for sheets under the impression they were of superior quality.
Macy's has not admitted any wrongdoing but has chosen to settle the lawsuit to avoid the costs and uncertainties of litigation. The settlement provides financial compensation to consumers who were led to believe they were purchasing superior bedding based on misleading thread count information.
The amount you could receive depends on whether you can show proof of purchase.
These amounts may be adjusted depending on the number of claims filed.
The settlement targets consumers who bought one or more CVC Sheets from Macy's, supplied by AQ Textiles, between November 8, 2013, and March 24, 2023. If you're among those who thought you were getting a luxury product because of an inflated thread count, this settlement is for you.
Filing a claim is necessary to receive your portion of the settlement. Detailed instructions and the claim form are available on the settlement website. Ensure your claim is submitted by the deadline to be considered for compensation.
For the full scoop, you can visit the settlement website at:
Settlement Website: CVCSheetSettlement.com
Claims Administrator:
CVC Sheets Claims Administrator
1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210
Philadelphia, PA 19103
info@CVCSheetSettlement.com
844-483-0488
It’s important to verify your eligibility before expecting a settlement share. Filing an inaccurate claim can negatively impact the distribution for eligible class members. Check the settlement details thoroughly and consider contacting the claims administrator with any questions. Injury Claims does not serve as a settlement administrator.
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