Satin, read by the weave
Satin is a weave, not a fibre: long floats of thread that make the shine, the slide and the two or three ways to ruin it in a laundry room.
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Three questions, taken apart with a tape measure
What satin is and how to keep its shine. How a fitted sheet actually meets a tall mattress. How many napkins and tablecloths a wedding uses. Each one goes wrong in the same two or three places, and each is cheaper to read about than to reorder.
Deep pockets, measured
A fitted sheet pops off at 2 a.m. for one arithmetical reason. Stand a tape at the mattress corner and the right pocket picks itself.
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The wedding table, counted
Eighty guests, one photographer, some gravity: how many napkins that actually is, and which cloth reaches the floor on which table.
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Every colour, size and piece count in the Homiest shelves is one press away. Your measurements travel with you: the size sits in the name of every piece.