Flannel sheets on sale

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Flannel sheets on sale

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Not only do flannel sheets look luxurious as part of a bedding set, but they feel premium quality too. They’re easy to blend with most décor and perfectly fit any room. At the end of a long and tiring day, all you want to do is crawl into bed and cozy up under the covers. If you find that you tend to feel cold when you get into bed at night, warm sheets may be just what you need to help yourself feel comfortable and ready for a good night’s rest. Flannel sheets have a fluffier texture than regular cotton sheets, which gives them an instant feeling of warmth. The quality of a flannel bedding set is measured by weight in ounces per square yard of fabric; this differs from how quality is measured in regular cotton sheets, where it is determined by thread count.

Most people don’t know that flannel is not only warm, but also breathable – making it perfect for summer months. The weave structure of our flannel sheets allows them to breathe and keep you cool when you need them to, and insulate when it’s colder. When choosing flannel fabric, remember that color matters depending on the season. As the seasons change, so should your bedding choices! Warmer colors like oranges, yellows, and reds provide a cozy feel during colder weather months. An important tip would be to wash your new sheets first. This will help remove any leftover fabric fibers from the manufacturing process (a total snooze).

Also steer clear of using excessive lotions or oils right before crawling into bed – this could result in some not-so pleasant stains down the road. We recommend using a fitted sheet, top sheet, and duvet cover for ultimate coziness. Flannel sheets can be machine-washed with a gentle laundry detergent and 1/2 cup of white vinegar to stop pilling. Use cool or warm water rather than hot because high temperatures might lead to flannel sheets shrinking and pilling. When drying, set the dryer on low or no heat to avoid damaging the sheets. You can also line-dry your sheets outside for a natural fresh smell! With proper care, your flannel sheets can last for many years.