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(More customer reviews)This flannel duvet cover is an outstanding value. The manufacturing quality is superior. It is very appropriate for winter use.
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Enjoy a soft, cozy flannel duvet with a fun, versatile print. Expertly made in Portugal with 160 grams of cotton per square meter, the duvet is warm in winter and absorptive in summer. It's lightly brushed for extra softness and feels great against the skin. The superior-quality fabric is printed with a handsome pine cone pattern on a cream background that imbues the room with a crisp, clean outdoor freshness. The design mixes and matches easily with solid colors and patterns. Peruse the wide variety of Pinzon and Pike Street flannel and yarn-dyed flannel bedding and velvet accessories to create a layered look with an ultra-soft feel. Offered in all standard bedding sizes, this King duvet measures 105 by 86 inches. It has a hidden button closure and is safe and easy to wash and dry at home. It arrives pre-shrunk for durability, so no surprises after its first wash. The duvet just gets softer with use.
Fabric Definition Flannel: Flannel fabrics are noted for their fuzzy softness, warmth, and durability, and they can be dyed or printed. Thought to have been popularized in Wales in the 17th century, flannel was an all-wool fabric made of woolen or worsted yarns, with a brushed surface and a soft napped finish obscuring its weave. Flannel may be plain woven or twill woven and, today, most flannel fabrics are made of cotton fibers or synthetic rayon fibers that are slightly napped on both sides to resemble the old woolen or worsted yarn weaves. A wide range of flannel weights and textures is available. The fabric weight and quality of the napping affect the warmth and softness of the fabric. Many people prefer flannel bedding during the cold, winter months, but some flannel weights are appropriate in breatheability and comfort all year long.
History of the Region Portugal's major textile factories are located in Guimaraes, known as the "cradle" or "birth city" of Portugal, since it is home to the castle of Portugal's first king. As one of the country's most historic cities with well-preserved monuments, it is a popular tourist attraction. Among other sites to see are two squares with outdoor cafes and balconied houses, called Praça de Santiago and Largo da Oliveira. At Largo da Oliveira are the old Town Hall and the Church of Nossa Senhora da Oliveira, with a Gothic shrine erected in 1340 standing before it. There are many legends about its origins, but a popular story says it marks the spot where Wamba, elected king of the Visigoths, refused his title and drove a pole into the ground swearing that he would not reign until it blossomed, and it sprouted immediately. Guimaraes hosts an annual 3-day festival of medieval art and costume in the first week of August, which dates from the middle of the 15th century and includes a torchlight procession and a medieval parade. Not only renowned for textiles and historical sites, Guimaraes is in the heart of the "Vinho Verde" region, so called for its locally produced fresh, young "green wines."
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