I'm confused whats the difference between grams and thread count? Which is better and more comfortable?
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Grams and thread count are two different things. Flannel sheets are usually identified by grams per square meter or ounces per square yard (American terms) of weight. Thread counts usually identify cotton or cotton blend percale or muslin type sheets. 190-gram sheets are approximately equal to 6.7 ounce (American terms) sheets. The higher the weight-grams or ounces for flannel sheets the more durable and generally softer the flannel. Higher thread counts mean the same for percale/muslin type sheets. Hope this helps!
271433
I have no clue about the thread count, I would say its not 100% cotton, but very soft. Worth the money
1003996
I'm not sure of the difference in the weight, if you have storage under the bed, then the 10 inch might be better. Consider how difficult it is to raise the bed platform and then think about keeping it raised while you remove items. When we purchased our mattress, we did not have storage under the bed so the weight was not a major issue but when we purchased our new Class A, we knew we could not use a 90 lb mattress.
485315
I believe the description may give thread sheet count- if I recall correctly it seemed on the low side.. yet! the quality of the sheets and texture is luxurious but not thin. The feel is slightly silky not rough or starchy.
904691
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with thread sizes. Hope someone else can help with your question.
1433695
The difference between sewing and embroidery machine that sewing thread is more stronger and thicker. On the other hand, embroidery is very thin and thin. It is not a good idea to sew a project with embroidery thread, more likely the project will tear apart very soon. I will recommend to check polyester sewing thread. It will be good for any fabric and very strong.
721930
gn are grains, g is for grams, oz are for ounces, I think if you measure one and it weighs x amount, then it will tell you how many you have at a given total weight.
1499990
I don't know what the thread count is since I do not still have the packaging but I actually do not use the sheet set....... They are pretty thin and the elestic was not strong enough to keep the fitted sheet on my oversized mattress all night (even though it did fit). I do however, love the rest of the set and it is holding up nicely on our guest bed.
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It doesn't indicate a thread count, but they are 100% cotton. They are actually much softer than I expected for kids sheets....most likely because most kids sheets are not 100% cotton. Sorry I can't help with exact thread count, but I would guess it is not super high, but nice enough for my little guy.
1735101
The difference in tension betwen normal and hard is about 1 pound difference per string. It's like the difference between .010 and .011 on steel string, though the tension will be less I believe than either of those.
1266272
There is no difference. I have purchased from both my doctor and amazon. I have been buying from my doctor (no shipping)
1664522
I checked the sheets and the shipping information, no where does it state a thread count. My advice is, buy something else. The elastic broke after a very few Washings.
1863739
Not really sure what the thread count is, but I can relate to what you are saying. I can tell you that they aren't as rough as some I have previously purchased.
928797
There is not a number such as you mention on the pillow. I can tell you that the thread count is 230. Also, Primaloft has three densities; medium, firm, and extra firm. This particular pillow is the medium density.
935921
If the package says 8lbs, then that is your 20/8 (8 lbs/.20mm thread. The other package is 3 lb test, with a .18mm thread. 8 lbs test is for heavier beads and is a little thicker than the 3 lbs test.....I generally use 6 lbs test for size 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads....I found 8lbs too thick for them.
1497837
I own these sheets, the higher thread count sheets are actually finer threads. As such, they are not extremely heavy weight, they are however, much softer than lower thread count sheets.
1185713
When it comes to "Microfiber" sheets, thread count means nothing. In fact, most of the time it will only appear they are advertising thread count by saying "1800" (implies very high thread count), "Soft as 600 thread count" etc. In fact, all microfiber sheets are very thin. When you hold them up to the light, they have the opaqueness of tissue paper. You can often determine the quality by the shipping weight (and therefor amount of material used). No matter what the advertising claims, they are all $20-30 MSRP sheet sets.