How to choose bedding that is better than a five-star hotel? -1

Many people spend a lot of time choosing bedding. Only those who have personally selected bedding and seen a variety of products know that this is not a simple matter. So how can we choose bedding that can rival five-star hotels?

In fact, bedding is simply a combination of fabric and filling. Comfort comes mostly from both, too.

Let's talk fabric first.

The comfortable feeling is real silk, but real silk is also really expensive, and it is a super tiring thing to take care of and maintain. If it is 100% pure silk, it may be scratched if you are not careful, and then it will become defective products, greatly affect the aesthetics.

Then there are some common materials like cotton and linen. Many people tend to prefer pure cotton materials, which are available all year round, regardless of seasons, and have very good moisture absorption and air permeability, very soft and comfortable texture, easy to care for, and all conditions are in good condition. Of course, you can also choose some products with different needs, such as: linen, tencel, bamboo fiber, and real silk. These materials are natural materials suitable for summer, not chemical fiber products.

Then there is the relevant knowledge about fabrics: counts and root counts.

The count is the thickness of the yarn, the higher the count, the finer the cotton yarn. For cotton yarn, the higher the yarn count, the better, indicating that the finer the yarn, the thinner the woven fabric, the softer and more comfortable the fabric. The higher the yarn count, the finer the yarn, the higher the requirements for raw materials, and the more advanced the spinning process, so the higher the yarn count, the better. At present, the current domestic technology will reach 150 kinds, and the people who actually use these products are actually not common. This is just a technological breakthrough. More common is 100 or 120. For us outsiders, it is basically impossible to judge by our own feelings.

Usually the market is 30-40 medium and low-grade yarns, and more than 60 are high-grade yarns. In addition to the thickness of the thread, how to weave is also very important. Of course, the higher the density, the better. It is necessary to remember that high branch can be high density. It would be absurd to call only 20 high density. Generally speaking, high count is the premise of high density. The standard of density is to look at the number of threads, which refers to the number of warp and weft yarns per square inch. The number of threads is actually very important, but it is easily overlooked. In general, the denser the fabric, the higher the technical and manufacturing costs for manufacturing. It is customary to add the number of warp and weft densities to about 300 as high density. More than 300 threads are high-grade fabrics, and twill fabrics with less than 200 threads are usually on the market.