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Type: Duvet Cover Set, No Comforter
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Material: 20% Silk & 80% Azelon
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Thread Count: 250
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Crafts: Twill, Reactive Printing, Quilting
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Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn
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Pattern: Characters
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Color: Beige
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Style: Royal, Luxury, Western, Hotel
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Features: Button Duvet Cover, Rectangular Flat Sheet, Envelope Pillow Sham
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Origin: NanTong, China
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Unit Packing: 1 Set / PVC Bag
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Care Instruction: Machine Wash, Wash Separately, Do Not Bleach, Nedium Iron
Product Dimensions
Full Size: 4 Pieces
Includes: 1pc Duvet Cover, 2pc Pillow Shams, 1pc Flat Sheet
Duvet Cover: 200*230cm (79"*91")
Pillow Sham: 48*74cm (19"*29")
Flat Sheet: 230*250cm (91"*98")
Queen Size: 4 Pieces
Includes: 1pc Duvet Cover, 2pc Pillow Shams, 1pc Flat Sheet
Duvet Cover: 220*240cm (87"*94")
Pillow Sham: 48*74cm (19"*29")
Flat Sheet: 250*270cm (98"*106")
Which is better? Satin or silk sheets? Silk bedding and Satin bedding both hold very similar appearances, however, each one is unique in its own way. Silk is generally much stronger than satin. This advantage comes from the fact that it is woven from longer strands of thread. A longer thread means that its final product in fabric form will be able to hold itself through much more wear and tear. Satin is created from multiple types of fabric threads. These can include silk itself, cotton, polyester and other similar fabrics. Satin is considered a much better choice for someone to use as a pillow case. Silk is a very difficult product to clean. Unless cleaned by a professional, it could end up very damaged or unusable. If silk is stretched any amount, it is not elastic and will stay the length it has been stretched. Unlike with satin, its made with threads that have a higher elastic strength, allowing you to wrap it around your bed or whatever.
Standard Size Chart
