Will I need a slip under the soapstone colored skirt!
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I would not. It is a very tight weave nylon blend with a sort of brushed microfiber feel, like hiking shorts. I held my khaki skirt up to the bright window and not enough light passes through to see my hand inside, even pressed tight against the fabric.
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No. Even though the fabric is quite lightweight, you can't see through it and don't need a slip.
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I bought the darker skirt but if fabric is the same just lighter you should not need a slip.
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I purchased 6 of these chairs, but have not used slip covers with them. I was looking for leather -look white parsons chairs. They are great, very sturdy and stylish. Hope this helps.
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This is a tough one... If the lambskin is of the suede sort, I would suggest that this is not the right product and I would recommend you take it to a professional. If it is a smooth, finished lambskin, then I think I would risk it. I would use a very soft, damp cloth and I would would apply the soap very conservatively with a dabbing motion. Really, it sounds like a lovely (and expensive) skirt and I would be remiss to give you bad advice, so maybe the services of a professional are the best route. In any case, good luck.
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I don't use one because the fleece on the bottom is very nice but you could. I haven't had problems with slippage. It's more of an english fit obviously. It's a nice lightweight alternative.
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Yes it does slip. Some people have told me to put a cloth around the area of your leg then put the wrap over it. This will prevent slipping. I never tried this but give it a try.
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I'm 5'5" and when i slipped it on, it was four inch's down form my womanhood.for you It might be to short. but if you like short skirts, this would do it for you. From heels
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Depends, of course, on how tall your bed is. Mine is 2ft off the ground and I don't use a bed skirt, but a bed with a tall frame would need one.
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Yes. I bought this for my grandson along with a bedding set that includes a skirt.
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Back is rough. Slippage depends on your surface. I have never found slipping a problem.
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This is not practical for me, I used it once then I left it and I am Using Slips (short underware)
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The bar across the end of the bed keeps the mattress from sliding down. We don't have a bed skirt but I think as long as it was the proper length it would be ok. I haven't had the problem of the mattresses sliding apart we have the Linen Spa 12" memory foam mattresses.
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No but the microfiber fabric itself keeps it in place great. No slippage at all!
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Hi. While I can't be certain, I would say No, it won't slip. I figure as long as you tuck the additional material under the mattress (between the mattress and boxspring), I can't imagine how 10+ inches of securely tucked fabric could escape in order to slip/move around.
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It does not have anti slip on the bottom of the matt. I will say that we have hardwood floors on our first floor and my daughter hasn't had any problems with it slipping.
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The amount of fabric hanging over will depend upon the configuration of your bed and the depth of your mattress. I have a pretty deep steamer trunk under mine and the skirt covers it.
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Yes! I have a trundle under mine and the top mattress is pillow top mattress. The skirt just touches the floor which I love because I didn't want it too long either. I should also note my day bed has two heights for the top mattress and I have it on the tallest setting so the trundle slides in and out easily. I love this day bed bedding. it is well made, pretty and custom fit.
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i have a king I do have to use a bed skirt,but my bed is higher than normal,i tried it on my queen bed and was a good length