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100% Cotton Zippered Allersoft Mattress And Pillow Bed Bug Bedding Protectors
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| 100% Allersoft cotton dust mite proof mattress encasing and covers are made for cotton-lovers. The ultimate in comfort without sacrificing effectiveness. 100% Allersoft cotton dust mite and Bed Bug allergy proof covers and encasings are woven entirely of 100%, chemical free, naturally soft cotton fibers. With a mean flow pore size diameter of 4.91 microns, this 100% cotton allergy control fabric is one of the most effective and comfortable allergen barriers covers. Effective against dust mites, bed bugs and other harmful allergens. No added chemicals or harsh treatments. Uniquely finishing process to prevent shrinking and maintain the integrity of the pore size through multiple washings. 280 threads stitched per square inch. Made to Last - All covers are sewn with a double stitch and at least 12 stitches/inch Latex free Lifetime Warranty - MADE IN THE USA! ...
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100% Cotton Allersoft Twin Extra Long Mattress And Pillow Protectors
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| 100% Allersoft cotton dust mite proof mattress encasings and covers are made for cotton-lovers. The ultimate in comfort without sacrificing effectiveness. 100% Allersoft cotton dust mite allergy proof covers and encasings are woven entirely of 100%, chemical free, naturally soft cotton fibers. With a mean flow pore size diameter of 4.91 microns, this 100% cotton allergy control fabric is one of the most effective and comfortable allergen barriers covers. Effective against dust mites, bed bugs and other harmful allergens. No added chemicals or harsh treatments. Uniquely finishing process to prevent shrinking and maintain the integrity of the pore size through multiple washings. 280 threads stitched per square inch. Made to Last - All covers are sewn with a double stitch and at least 12 stitches/inch Latex free Lifetime Warranty - MADE IN THE USA! ...
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Arden Sham 20"x26"
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| Baffle Box - Internal three-dimensional fabric wall boxes allow maximum thickness and comfort while maintaining even distribution within the boxes. Minimizes migration of fill for maximum comfort and support Bed Skirt - Decorative bed accessory often used with a comforter. A bed skirt (also called a dust ruffle) covers the box spring and bed frame and hangs touching the floor or nearly touching the floor Binding - Also called edging or piping, this is the decorative trim on the fold-down portion of a flat sheet or pillowcase Blend - A combination of two or more different types of fibers woven together to make cloth. A blended fabric can be made with different fiber yarns or with blended fiber yarns Brushing - Mechanical fabric finishing process that raises the nap of the fabric, giving it a softer feel. Flannel is a brushed fabric. Cambric - A plain weave cloth that has been finished with a calender machine to give the cloth a more lustrous look. Plain weave down proof fabrics are calendered and thus, are usually referred to as cambrics Carding - A yarn preparation where raw cotton is separated, opened, cleaned, and made into sliver (a continuous ropelike strand of loosely assembled fibers). All cotton yarns are carded, not all cotton yarns are combed. See also: Combing Chamber - Term used in pillow, comforter, and feather bed construction. Indicates walls of fabric sewn inside the basic shell or tick to contain down or feather separate from other filled portions, enabling various support characteristics Closed - Construction Term used to describe comforter construction where the filling is not allowed to move between chambers. Examples of closed construction are: True Baffle Box, Sewn-through box, and Sewn-through Diamond Box. See also: Open Construction. Combing - A yarn preparation process for removing all short fibers (those less than 1-1/8") and impurities from cotton that has been carded. Combed yarn is superior to carded yarn in that it is more compact and has fewer projecting fibers. The finest cotton fabrics are made from combed yarns Comfort Hold - Features the three sided comfort lock border and a 4th border along the top of the comforter. This 4th border is filled with more down than anywhere else for extra warmth around your neck and shoulders Comfort Lock - Comfort Lock design is a border along the sides and bottom of the comforter. This three sided border permanently locks the down in place on top of the bed, in what we call the "sleep zone" Comforter An "over-covering" on a bed made with a fabric shell that is filled with an insulating material of some kind. Comforters can be functional (e.g. down comforters) or a fashion article (e.g. a synthetic filled comforter with a printed design on the shell) Also called a "duvet" Comforter Cover - See: Duvet Cover Cotton - A vegetable seed fiber grown in many areas of the world. Used world wide in the production of cotton yarns and cotton fabrics Cotton Fiber The fiber produced in the boll of the cotton plant and harvested to produce cotton yarns and cotton fabrics. The length of the fiber is the major determining factor in the relative quality of the cotton Cotton Staple - See: Cotton Fiber Damask Firm - glossy jacquard-patterned fabric. Damask is similar to brocade but flatter and reversible. In general, any piece dyed (single color) cloth with a woven pattern (this is the definition used in marketing bedding products in the USA) Dobby Weaving - method of a loom with a Dobby head that creates small, geometric figures in a regular pattern; also the cloth from this weaving process Down - Is the lightest most effective insulator. Soft, fluffy puffs of down grow under the breast feathers of geese and ducks keeping them warm and cozy in the winter and comfortably cool in the summer Down Comforter - A fabric (usually cotton) shell filled with the down of either geese or ducks. An "over covering" used for lightness and warmth Dust Ruffle See Bed Skirt Duvet - In the USA, synonimous with duvet cover French term for "comforter". See: Comforter Duvet Cover/ Comforter Cover- Similar to a large pillowcase for your comforter; acts to protect a comforter and add a decorative element Egyptian Cotton - An extra-long staple cotton fiber grown in the Nile Eurofeathers® - A fill containing a mixture of 95% feathers and 5% down Eurodown - A fill contianing a mixture of 85% feathers and 15% down Feathers - Are the durable springy neighbor of down on geese and ducks. Feathers have a quill that give them a supportive spring while still providing a soft caress only nature could invent Feather Bed - Feathers contained within a fabric shell and lain on top of a mattress as a mattress topper Feather Bed Cover -Similar to a pillow protector, this is a large covering for a feather bed to protect it from dirt and body oils Fill Power - The measurement in cubic inches that one ounce of down will fill when placed in a glass tube and allowed to loft for up to 72 hours Fitted Sheet - Sheet used to snuggly cover one's mattress. Also called the "bottom sheet". Fitted sheets usually have gusset corners with some type of elastic sewn around the bottom edge to provide fit and holding attributes around the mattress Flat Sheet - Also called the "top sheet", a flat sheet is placed on top of the fitted sheet and is typically tucked around the mattress at the sides and the bottom Greige Fabric - in its raw or unfinished state (pronounced "gray Most cotton greige cloth is a cream or tan color Hand - Refers to the feel or perception of touch qualities of fabric, i.e., softness, fineness, firmness, elasticity, etc Hemstitch - A special method of embroidery commonly used on sheets and pillowcases Jacquard - A type of weaving and the cloth produced by such weaving. Jacquard weaving is not done with harnesses to lift the warp yarns, but rather a "jacquard head" on the loom individually controls each warp yarn. Jacquard weaving allows intricate designs to be woven Muslin - A balanced plain-weave fabric; made of cotton or cotton/polyester blends not less than 128 threads/square inch Open Construction - Term used to describe comforter construction where the filling is allowed to move between chambers. Examples of open construction are: 4-Corner Ring, Checkerbox, Box Stitch, Box Step, Diamond Tack, Karo Tack, and 4-Corner Baffle Box. See also: Closed Construction Percale - A closely woven plain-weave fabric; generally 180 thread count or better Pilling - The tendency of fibers to work loose from a fabric surface and form balled or matted particles of fiber that remain attached to the surface of the fabric Pillow Protector - A basic covering for a pillow to protect the pillow from dirt and oils. Used under a pillowcase, usually has a zipper Pillow Sham - A decorative covering for a pillow, typically with a trim, either tailored or ruffled Pillowcase - A functional pillow covering to protect your pillow from body oils and soiling; generally matches one's sheets Pima Cotton - Extra-long staple cotton developed in the US desert southwest and named for the Pima Indians Plain Weave - Most basic of weaves; one thread over one thread Piled Yarns - Yarns twisted together after spinning to create a new yarn that has more than one yarn twisted in. Plied yarns do not increase the durability or strength of the cloth and will exhibit a different hand than a fabric woven with single yarns. For purposes of counting yarns (thread count) plied yarns should be counted as one yarn Polyester - A synthetic (man-made) fiber used in textiles; durable, wrinkle and shrinkage resistance, non-breathable. Polyester fibers are often blended with cotton or other fibers to produce blended cloth Pre-Shrinking - Most pre-shrinking of cotton cloth is done on a compressive shrinkage range which is a mechanical process that allows cotton cloth to shrink naturally in its length. There is minimal residual shrinkage after this process Print - Pattern Created using various methods to transfer color, this is the 'picture' or pattern applied or transferred to the cloth. Resin Finish -When resin is applied to fabric for stiffening or to give wrinkle resistance or permanent -press characteristics. Resin finishes also reduce residual shrinkage, but weakens the cloth in the process Sanforizing - A patented pre-shrinking process from the Sanforizing Company. See: Pre-Shrinking Sateen Weave - A 4 x 1 weave (one of the three basic weaves) that has more yarn surface on the face of the cloth than other basic weaves giving a softer hand and more lustrous look. Also, cloth made with combed yarns that are usually mercerized and have a very smooth, lustrous surface effect Supima® Cotton - A brand name applied to articles made from 100% Pima cotton grown by members of the Supima® Association of America. (100% American grown Pima cotton) Thread Count - The actual number of threads in one square inch of cloth Twill Weave - A basic fabric weave identified by diagonal lines in the woven cloth Warp Yarns -(also called warp ends) The yarns going the length of the woven fabric; set up for weaving on large spools called beams ...
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