A bed skirt’s “drop” refers to the length of the skirt from the top of the box spring to the floor, stopping about ¼” from the floor.
Cotton sheets are a classic choice, known for their breathability and durability. Cotton sheets come in a variety of thread counts, with options ranging from crisp percale to silky satin weaves.
Brushed cotton can also be called flannel or flannelette, though there is a difference. A brushed cotton fabric is only brushed on the face side. Flannel or Flannelette fabric is brushed on both sides.
Blanket
A blanket is a generic term that refers to almost any bed covering thicker than a sheet, including quilts, duvets, and comforters. It can also refer to a more utilitarian woven covering that is sandwiched between a flat sheet and another layer primarily for warmth. A blanket drapes over the sides of the bed. Our Chatham blanket is a versatile favorite.
Percale refers to the type of cotton weave used to construct the sheet and consists of a traditional criss-cross pattern of one thread over and one thread under.
On the other hand, a bath sheet is a step up in size and luxury. Measuring around 35 inches by 60 inches, it's essentially a larger version of a bath towel, almost akin to a small blanket. Bath sheets offer more coverage, making them perfect for those who prefer a more enveloping drying experience Bath sheets offer more coverage, making them perfect for those who prefer a more enveloping drying experienceIn conclusion, when choosing bed sheets, it is important to consider factors such as material, weave, and thread count to ensure a comfortable, restful sleep. Whether you choose luxurious-feeling silk, crisp cotton, or durable bamboo, there's a bedsheet to suit every preference and need.
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