What is thread count (TC) of fabric?
Thread Count Is A Key Indicator of Fabric Quality
It measures the number of horizontal (weft) and vertical (warp) thread yarns per square inch on the fabric. The more threads woven together, the higher the thread count. Essentially, it’s a measure of how tightly woven a piece of the fabric, and traditionally, bedding with a higher thread count is considered to be of better quality.
Typically, the more threads per square inch, the finer the cotton yarn used for each weaving would be and the higher density the fabric, leading to a softer and smoother texture. However, thread count isn’t the only quality indicator. Other factors such as the quality of the yarn and workmanship are also important when selecting a bedding product. That is why purchasing products from a reputable store is very important.
Duvet and Pillow Shells
Five fabric options for our duvets and pillows, as well as their features at Linens Delight.
When selecting bedding, consider more than just thread count. Evaluate the quality of the yarn, workmanship, and buy from reputable stores for the best results. These factors collectively ensure a softer, smoother, and more durable product, enhancing your overall sleep experience.
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Is the duvet shell rustling and wrinkly?
Experience ultimate comfort with our high-quality down comforters and bedding. Our duvet shells, made from 100% cotton, are soft, wrinkle-resistant, and rustle-free.