What type of FABRIC is used in these models? Perhaps different patterns have different fabrics? Is is comfortable/hot/scratchy?
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I'm sorry, but we haven't used it yet. We bought it for our grandbaby for next year.
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The main seat/pattern area seems to be more of a standard polyester cover like you'd find in most strollers. Our two little ones are comfortable in them, but I do notice the seat retains their body heat a lot. Not that that is bad, but we just remember to dress them lightly then add a light blanket if they need one. The seat is well ventilated and the side areas are well cushioned under a more stretchable spandex-like material.
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I affirm the answer given by martin sickafoose above. Some sort of poly. It's smooth, not scratchy at all. Breathes as well as you can expect for a plastic/foam seat. Our daughter has always been very comfortable!
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This one has micro-beads inside of it & the fabric is of higher quality. It is more noticeable & comfortable as the knock-offs have the shape but are seemingly like a thin pillow. Though it gets the job done, this one is more for comfort & if you are willing to pay the extra cash, much worth it. I have had both & I can say I am satisfied with this one.
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From what I know it is just a little different fabric and design. My 2 year old used it all the time and it didn't bother her in the least. Also why pay more for almost the same exact thing??
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what is "reclining" fabric? It comes in a few flat (solid) leatherite kind of fabric. Great for the cost. not high-end if you are looking for something chic, in that price range, you would be disaapointed
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It is not scratchy, I havent had to wash mine yet. Mine is very new. I think it will just get better with age. It isnt wrinkly and looks nice!
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BTW, mine is soft, warm and the fur is in tact. I even machine was and dry it. The person who complained may have bought a cheap knock off. We have 5 blankets and they are great! Amazon seems to be cheaper than Ebay on these. Also, if u search fleece u may get the short fur or flannel type blankets.
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Ps) I just saw the exact same ones at Joann fabric. They aren't as cheap but maybe you could go take a look at them!
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I personally have not slept on it for a full night but my children do not seem to have a problem with it being hot or sweaty. The material that it is covered in is like a nylon mesh but softer (if that makes sense). It is extremely comfortable, my husband and I are thinking of getting one in a larger size. I hope that helps!
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Crimson, Allison and Cow are velvety. Blueprint and Onix are smooth, almost satiny. Waverly is smooth, but a little more "rough. Jet Set is very rough, so I absolutely hated touching it in the store. I was considering Crimson, but thought of our hot GA summers and will now get Blueprint or Onix.By the way, even though Babies'R'Us does not have seats in all of the fabrics, they have swatches so you can touch them and judge for yourself. :) Buy-Buy Baby has seats in most of the fabrics.
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I know nothing about material but I would probably call them a Poly/Cotton blend and they feel like a light weight canvas.. I do know that they are rip-stop....and they wear well in all kinds of weather. I especially like them in the Texas summer. They are much more comfortable than blue jeans. I've been wearing them for a couple of years and the oldest ones look as good as the newer ones.
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I am careful not to bundle up my daughter in a heavy onesie when we wear this. The two of us can generate some heat in the moby and we keep warm. It is breathable, stretchy and comfortable fabric but the closeness of the two of you could make your child overheat if you dress baby too much. The real trouble I have with the moby is the darn thing is so long that no matter how careful I am when I need to take it off, the ends always drag on the floor and that bothers me a lot. My friend uses a sling and she loves it. I also use other carriers and alternate but I do like the moby and would recommend. Hope this helps you and best wishes on your new child. I am careful not to bundle up my daughter in a heavy onesie when we wear this. The two of us can generate some heat in the moby and we keep warm. It is breathable, stretchy and comfortable fabric but the closeness of the two of you could make your child overheat if you dress baby too much. The real trouble I have with the moby is the darn thing is so long that no matter how careful I am when I need to take it off, the ends always drag on the floor and that bothers me a lot. My friend uses a sling and she loves it. I also use other carriers and alternate but I do like the moby and would... » Read More I am careful not to bundle up my daughter in a heavy onesie when we wear this. The two of us can generate some heat in the moby and we keep warm. It is breathable, stretchy and comfortable fabric but the closeness of the two of you could make your child overheat if you dress baby too much. The real trouble I have with the moby is the darn thing is so long that no matter how careful I am when I need to take it off, the ends always drag on the floor and that bothers me a lot. My friend uses a sling and she loves it. I also use other carriers and alternate but I do like the moby and would recommend. Hope this helps you and best wishes on your new child. « Show Less
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I bought a queen and use for a double. Washed first and found it to be great. Matelasse has always been relatively thin as it is a cover, but the fabric is dense. I am 100% happy with my purchase. Hope this helps.
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There are a couple different fabrics, but the basic one can be sweaty. Evenflo offers a new fabric choice that is supposed to help regulate body temperature. Check out their website.
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I have this swimsuit and use it for water walking and laps. I don't find it scratchy or irritating at all. It's very comfortable, and I'm happy with it.
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I didn't even notice this myself until it was pointed out to me in another posting, but the different colors/prints have different types of fabric. The Trekk is microfiber, some of the others are nylon. I wouldn't have even thought to look at that. Personally, I'd prefer the microfiber because I think the nylon would get hot and stay hot longer in the summer heat. So far, we've had some pretty hot weather and I've been able to just plop my son into the seat without worrying about the temperature. :-)
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Yes, they are 'brushed-microfiber.' Which I was at first disappointed when I re-read the description, but when they came in and I finally got to sleep on them after the first wash they really are quite nice. They are not as crisp as cotton would be, however they are quite warm. Just not exceedingly so. You will not be sweltering hot (and I live in Florida!) all night long :) BUT if you do prefer flat and crisp cotton, I suggest making sure you read descriptions of each sheet set you look at! I copied the description specs that I looked over when I first bought my set: Queen Size 4pc Set - Flat Sheet 102"x90", Fitted Sheet 80"x60", 2 Pillowcases 20"x30" Deep Pockets - with fully elasticized fitted sheet guarantees a secure fit for mattress depths from 16" Brushed Microfiber - with cool lustrous feel and a very soft silky touch Easy Care -Wrinkle-free, Fade-resistant, Machine wash in cold and tumble dry on low. Do not Bleach Brand New and Factory Sealed
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I think the cheaper one is smooth fleece and the higher one is ribbed fleece. I have the ribbed. It's very plush and warm. Hardly need to turn on the heat. The heat is very subtle no hot spots.