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Ladies, do you all hate Seersucker bedclothes??
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Yes, I admit, that Seersucker bedclothing has at least one problem.
If you got a thin, light "summer duvet", the Seersucker cover can more or less stuck with the bedsheet, when you're moving, and crumples up, so it gets uncomfortable and you get some unwished "air ducts" around you. Plain microfibre cover of course can help halfways.
But today, I finally bought a new, much better summer duvet, with 5x7 stitching. Very light 470 grams total weight. It's totally a different level to my old rubbish summer duvet! Much less crumpling.
So now, this new summer duvet more or less works with Seersucker cover. But of course even better with plain microfibre cover!
BUT, in high summer nights, even such a light summer duvet is still too warm for me, so I take just an empty microfibre cover. Works very well!
If you got a thin, light "summer duvet", the Seersucker cover can more or less stuck with the bedsheet, when you're moving, and crumples up, so it gets uncomfortable and you get some unwished "air ducts" around you. Plain microfibre cover of course can help halfways.
But today, I finally bought a new, much better summer duvet, with 5x7 stitching. Very light 470 grams total weight. It's totally a different level to my old rubbish summer duvet! Much less crumpling.
So now, this new summer duvet more or less works with Seersucker cover. But of course even better with plain microfibre cover!
BUT, in high summer nights, even such a light summer duvet is still too warm for me, so I take just an empty microfibre cover. Works very well!
