Comfortable College Dorm Room Bedding Sets, Let Your College Life Colorful!
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Material: 100% Cotton
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Crafts: Yarn Dye
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Origin: NanTong, China
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Unit Packing: 1 Set / PVC Bag
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Care Instruction: Gentle Mashine Wash in Low Temperature, Do Not Bleach, Do Not Dry Clean, Washed Size Change 2%-3%
Product Dimensions
Twin XL/Full Size: 4 Pieces
Includes: 1pc Duvet Cover, 2pc Pillowcases, 1pc Loose-Fit Bottom Sheet
Duvet Cover: 200*230cm (79"*91")
Pillowcase: 48*74cm (19"*30")
Loose-Fit Bottom Sheet: 245*250cm (97"*99")
Queen/King Size: 4 Pieces
Includes: 1pc Duvet Cover, 2pc Pillowcases, 1pc Loose-Fit Bottom Sheet
Duvet Cover: 220*240cm (87"*95")
Pillowcase: 48*74cm (19"*30")
Loose-Fit Bottom Sheet: 245*270cm (97"*107")
Standard Size Chart
College dormitories aren't known for fabulous decor. Most dorm rooms feature cement or brick walls and neutral paint, which doesn't help develop a homey feeling. The empty walls in your room might seem austere at first, however they are the perfect canvas so that you can express your personality. Show your school spirit simply by hanging a college flag and adding some color to the blank walls in your dorm room.
As an incoming college student, you will be faced with the decision to live either at home or on campus. There are advantages and disadvantages that come along with either decision; however , the benefits of living on campus significantly outweigh the disadvantages of living on campus, as well as the advantages of living at home, for many people. Students living in the dorms enjoy the close proximity of school facilities, the closeness of their peers, a level of independence like they have never experienced and more.
Your college dorm place will be your first home away from home. For a lot of college students, this is the perfect time to get rid of the bedding that your parents picked out for your room at home and choose a bedding that symbolizes your style and tastes. It is important to furnish and enhance it comfortably and inexpensively. Buying the correct bedding will make a difference; your bed time takes up the majority of both physical and visual space in your dorm room.
Consider the size of the bed. Most college dorms have standard twin facilities, but you should find out if they use extra-long mattresses to accommodate taller individuals. If they do, make sure that your bedding fits a long twin. If your bed can be on a riser, you may want to pick a comforter that is wider than a twin so that it can hang down and cover any storage bins you need to hide under your bed.
