Is this 65/35 blend rip-stop? On their website, there is a choice between classic cotton or 65/35 blend ripstop.
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I never buy cotton ems or tac pants. The ones I use are the blend, that's the reason they wash and dry better with less fade. The cotton ones bleed during washing, dry wrinkled and fade bad.
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For me I got a Median reg and it said that they were poly/cotton when I ordered them, but when I got them there was a patch sown into the right rear pocket and is labeled as 50/50 nylon/cotton.
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YES!!! Not sure but what is microfiber? We like 100% cotton. Yes, they wrinkle but they are comfortable. It is difficult to find sheets in a split king but impossible in 100% cotton. If you know a source please share.
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It needs to be 100% cotton or it will turn out very pale, depending on the blend. But 100% cotton is the way to go.
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I'm sorry I cant. It was a long time ago so I don't have package but I can tell you that I am still using them. If I had to guess, it would be about 350. I think that is why it took several washings. Because they are 100% cotton they don't have any where to go but to get softer. I just put one on last night after washing it and was admiring how sturdy and cleanly it fit. I prefer the design of locking it in thru the center vs just a slip on case.
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Not sure what they currently provide but when I originally ordered, I believe it was a polyester blend fabric. In my review, I mentioned I did not care for it. They followed up with me and sent a cotton cover instead. Go to their website direct as I think you can order separate covers. They also respond quickly to email questions.
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The larger the needle the better for materials. Often something called a Jean/denim needle might be what you are looking for. But you didn't say what kind of heavy material. Yes it makes a difference. Heavy Pack Cloth nylon but with waterproof backing might infuence. Some nylons do better with a ball point head others need a sharper point. Many microfiber fabrics do best with a sharp point not ball because it can dull the needle quickly. So having mentioned that the 110/18 is the largest among this grouping offered. And the next down would be 100/16. I use the 90/14 pretty much standard across the board for the type of heavy duty sewing I often do. I sew with lots of tapestry fabrics which can be very heavy some with extra backing I would go up one or two sizes. Denim does ok with ballpoints usually if all cotton. Some polyester blends do better with a sharp. Do not use sharps on knits I've had them cut some knits so bad it is like you cut right along with scissors through the fabric as you sewed leaving you with two pieces not a seam. Anyway the rule of thumb is larger for heavy fabric. I actually like a 20 and even larger but these can be hard to find. Hope it helps and good luck with your projects.
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I am not 100% sure but I went with cotton white vs colonial white. You won't be disappointed either way. I will get a second one for another replacement.
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RIP-IT has a Love it or Return it policy that allows you to return any product to RIP-IT within 30 days of purchase for a full refund or for exchange for another size. If you buy the wrong size and need to swap it out, you can call us and we will swap it out for you free of charge (we even cover shipping both ways).
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The one i received appeared to be cotton. I'm more accustomed to polyester roping. Check with the manufacturer for their specs.
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Cannot find a label that gives that information and packaging is thrown away! Appears to be a poly blend to me. Washes beautifully, and ultra soft. Runs big. Hope this helps!
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NO! I have purchased from both brands sold here and I did get some soft ones from the other supplier, but when re-ordered, I received something totally different... rough cotton rather than a soft poly. I was hoping these would be the soft poly, but alas, they are the rough cotton, just like the other ones. I see no difference between brands. They have gone to a poor quality fiber that is nothing like what they used to sell.
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Yes.I only use 100% cotton,because I have found that any man-made product,such as polyester,etc.,cause the fabric to "pill"which becomes rough and irritating,after repeated washing and using a dryer.(I have found that Indian,Turkish,and Egyptian cotton products are superior to those marked MADE IN CHINA.There are some tricks that using cotton thread spun in a different way,or splitting the cotton fiber,can make you believe that you are getting a good deal,but I suggest that everyone update themselves in how the cotton fiber is spun,woven,and actually what the 'THREADS PER SQUARE INCH,"REALLY MEANS TO YOUR COMFORT.THESE SHEETS WERE A GOOD DEAL,AND ARE LIKE SATEEN..VERY NICE.
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Cotton (58) / Poly (42) blend. Has washed well. Soft and durable. Colors have stayed bright with multiple washings
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I am on an two week out-of-town vacation currently so I can't check the label. I think it is a cotton blend. It is so pretty and I get so many compliments on it. It is in a guest room.
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Microfiber is not 100% cotton. It is usually a polyblend of some type. Doesnt really matter unless you are have fabric allergies and need the 100% cotton.
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the 100% cotton will fade especially if you ues any laundry detergent with "brightener" will also shrink a little. recommend the rip stop poly blend. they too will bade with time especially with "brighteners"