Casual white super soft quilt 3 piece set
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Casual white super soft quilt 3 piece set , made from garment washed heavy gauze micro fiber fabric , quilt and shams are filled with super soft down alternative cooling gel fiber , quilt and shams are hand embroidered in the contemporary pattern throughout the entire quilt and shams. It is perfect for spring , summer season when you do not want a bulky comforter on the body , a quilt in light weight yet still warm will be perfect . Plus it can also be used as decoration , or as a large blanket .
Full/Queen:
92” (W) X 88” (L) with an extra 4” ruffled edge
Two shams are 20”X26” with an extra 4” ruffled edge
King:
102”(W) X 92” (L) with an extra 4” ruffled edge.
Two shams are 20”X36” with an extra 4” ruffled edge. -
A Comfitude weighted comforter or blanket can give you a good night’s sleep at last!
A Comfitude therapeutic weighted comforter or blanket can help reduce daily anxiety, increase calmness, and achieve deep, quality sleep without drugs.
At about 10% of your body weight, the weighted Comfitude cover creates Deep Touch Pressure Stimulation (DTPS), triggering a central nervous system reaction similar to being held. A calmer central nervous system can yield a better night’s sleep.Medical support for weighted comforters and blankets
For years, weighted bed covers have been used by the medical community to help patients with sensory issues and autism. Now, Comfitude makes weighted blankets and comforters available to you.
Within Comfitude blankets and comforters, the weighted areas activate pressure points within the body, resulting in a direct improvement in mood and a feeling of relaxation. This gentle pressure has been shown to increase serotonin and melatonin levels, while decreasing levels of the stress hormone cortisol. Increased serotonin and melatonin levels result in deeper relaxation and a great night’s sleep.
A Comfitude therapeutic weighted comforter or blanket can help reduce daily anxiety, increase calmness, and achieve deep, quality sleep without drugs. 
