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Get this If your hot in bed
Color: Champagne, Size: Queen
Very nice and silky.helps keep me cooler.
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Emily
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Cool not cold
Color: Light Gray, Size: Queen
Super silky like material. Comfy and fits pillow perfectly. Wish it could be a more cold then cool.
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Lowell, US
★★★★★ 3
It’s ok could be cooler
Color: Light Gray, Size: Queen
Decent — could be cooler. They’re a nice color and texture. It fit my pillows well no annoying zippers it’s nice to sleep on and stay in place.
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Cool bedding
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