07/20/22 | Motion for Summary Judgment Denied
A California federal judge denied Williams-Sonoma’s attempts to cut the case short, denying its motion for summary judgment and allowing the case to continue. Next, attorneys at Hagens Berman will move to certify the class of consumers in October.

Did you buy a set of Pottery Barn or Williams-Sonoma bedsheets?

Pottery Barn and Williams-Sonoma misled consumers and overreported the thread count of their sheets. You may be entitled to payback. Fill out the form to find out your rights to potential compensation »

Case Status
Active
Practice Areas
Court
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
Judge Assigned
Hon. William H. Orrick
Case Number
3:16-cv-01421-WHO
Defendant(S)
Williams-Sonoma Inc.
Williams-Sonoma Advertising Inc.
Williams-Sonoma DTC Inc.
Williams-Sonoma Stores Inc.
Pottery Barn Inc.
Pottery Barn Kids Inc.
Pottery Barn Teen Inc.
West Elm Inc.
File Date

Hagens Berman has filed an active class-action lawsuit representing purchasers of sheets at Williams-Sonoma and Pottery Barn seeking compensation. The affected sheets listed below have lower thread count than stated, meaning consumers were misled and overcharged for an inferior product. Experts have tested the affected sheets and verified they have a lower thread count than stated. You may have consumer rights to your money back »

ABOUT SHEET THREAD COUNT LAWSUIT

According to consumers’ lawsuit against Williams-Sonoma and Pottery Barn, Williams-Sonoma overstated the thread count on nine sets of its bedsheets, including its name-brand varieties and those sold under its brand, Pottery Barn. Williams-Sonoma’s mislabeling created the false impression that the sheets were of a particular thread count, and worth a higher price. Consumers were misled by these companies into buying a product that was not what they paid for and are entitled to money back under consumer protection laws. Simply put, consumers paid high prices for inferior sheets, while Williams-Sonoma fabricated thread counts.

AFFECTED WILLIAMS-SONOMA AND POTTERY BARN SHEETS

  • Williams-Sonoma Home Signature 600-thread-count sateen bedding
  • Williams-Sonoma Home Greek Key Jacquard 600-thread-count bedding
  • Williams-Sonoma Home Suzani Jacquard 500-thread-count bedding 
  • Pottery Barn Foundations Hotel Sateen 600-thread-count bedding
  • Pottery Barn Banded Hemstitch Bedding 400-thread-count bedding
  • Pottery Barn Morgan 400-thread-count bedding
  • Pottery Barn PB Organic 400-thread-count bedding
  • Pottery Barn PB Classic 400-thread-count bedding
  • Pottery Barn Teen 400-thread-count bedding

YOUR CONSUMER RIGHTS

Hagens Berman believes that consumers deserve repayment for the high prices they paid for inferior sheets with lower thread count than stated. Williams-Sonoma likely knew that the statements it made about its sheets were misleading, and we believe that its deceptive advertising violates consumer protection laws. Find out your rights to compensation for Williams-Sonoma’s misleading statements.

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Hagens Berman is one of the most successful consumer litigation law firms in the U.S. and has achieved more than $320 billion in settlements for consumers in lawsuits against major retailers, consumer electronics manufacturers, big banks and others. Your claim will be handled by attorneys experienced in consumer law.

NO COST TO YOU

There is no cost whatsoever involved in joining this action. In the event that Hagens Berman or any other firm obtains a settlement that provides benefits to class members, the court will decide a reasonable fee to be awarded to the legal team for the class. No class member will ever be asked to pay an out-of-pocket sum or fee.

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