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When it comes to bedding, finding the perfect balance between warmth and comfort throughout the year can be a challenge. Traditionally, you’d need a lightweight quilt for summer and a thicker, warmer one for winter. But what if you could … Continue reading
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A 2-in-1 adjustable quilt is a versatile bedding solution that combines two separate quilts of different thicknesses into one flexible system. These quilts can be used individually or together, depending on the temperature and your personal comfort needs. By simply … Continue reading
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When shopping for a duo quilt, there are a few factors to consider to ensure you get the best fit for your needs: Material The material of the quilt affects its comfort and durability. Common materials include cotton, polyester, and … Continue reading
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When it comes to achieving the perfect night’s sleep, the right bedding can make all the difference. Enter the duo quilt, also known as the mother-child quilt. This innovative bedding solution is designed to offer versatility, comfort, and convenience, making … Continue reading
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Soybean fiber is called the comfortable fiber of the new century. Today I recommend you the Spring® Soybean Fiber Quilt which is more suitable for sleeping naked. It is superior with the following characteristics: 20% Soybean fiber: extract globulin in … Continue reading
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Soybean fiber is made of soybean protein. It has the soft feel of cashmere, the soft luster of silk, and is superior to cotton in terms of warmth retention and skin-friendliness. It is known as “the comfortable fiber of the … Continue reading
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Soybean fiber is a sustainable and environmentally friendly fiber material extracted from soybeans. Compared with traditional fillings such as down and polyester cotton, soybean fiber has better air permeability, moisture absorption and perspiration performance, and has good antibacterial properties, which … Continue reading
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The manufacture of soybean fiber dates back to the 1930s and 40s. In 1938 Ford wore a soybean-blended necktie, which was said to be his favorite 75th birthday present. In that year, a pilot plant for soybean “wool” was built … Continue reading