Quick, catch them before they go mainstream!

Need California King....

Anyone know if this is more like a comforter or a thinner blanket? Can't tell from the pictures.

Adding to maxfleisher's comment, does anyone know if this is classified as a

light

,

medium

or

heavy

weight comforter? Heavy weight ones will melt artic ice.

They look warm and soft...
Unfortunately they also look very hard to clean & have come out as good as new.

from another site:

"For most of bed coverlet kind of comforter (or bedspread, quilts), the filling in is 80-120 gsm. They are good for summer or an extra layer during winter. Except in very warm surrounding, this kind of filling in is not good enough for winter."

This one is listed at 120 GSM under "Specs", which is quite light.

note2001 wrote:They look warm and soft...
Unfortunately they also look very hard to clean & have come out as good as new.

They say machine wash, though a front load washer and dryer are recommended.

Thank goodness there is a "fungai" color. I was beginning to wonder if any of these would match my sheets that are washed once a year!

Where were these made?

bobdo wrote:Need California King....

Is that the one that comes with a Kardashian's face printed on it??

Some better pictures of what these actually look like as the pic on here doesnt show the whole thing.

http://www.groupon.com/deals/gg-ca-down-alternative-blankets

mebekili wrote:Where were these made?

From checking them on another site CHINA

snazzy8 wrote:Adding to maxfleisher's comment, does anyone know if this is classified as a weight comforter? Heavy weight ones will melt artic ice.

Perhaps you meant "Will keep arctic ice solid"...since blankets are just insulators.

crankydevon wrote:from another site:

"For most of bed coverlet kind of comforter (or bedspread, quilts), the filling in is 80-120 gsm. They are good for summer or an extra layer during winter. Except in very warm surrounding, this kind of filling in is not good enough for winter."

This one is listed at 120 GSM under "Specs", which is quite light.

I dub this a quality post!

grammagoats wrote:From checking them on another site CHINA

Oooh. I wonder if the insulation has any melamine in it. Or if it was made from faux seal pups killed with melamine-tainted seal food.

grammagoats wrote:From checking them on another site CHINA

At this price you thought it wouldn't be? Perhaps you were hoping for Bangladesh, or Vietnam?

I wouldn't call it a "Thin Blanket" It is very nice. I bought one, wish I would have bought another!