Vera Wang Comforters and Bedding Sets
A cozy bed is even more comfortable when its covered with layers of bedding. Vera Wang comforters and bedding sets come in colors and patterns like solid green, gray, white, or cream. They are categorized into comforters, duvet covers, pillow shams, quilts, and sheets.
What are comforters and pillow shams?A comforter is a type of stuffed blanket. With Simply Vera Vera Wang’s comforters, the stuffing is polyester although the fabric that holds it can be made of cotton. Pillow shams are decorative pillow cases. They are usually made of heavier fabric than regular pillowcases. Both the comforter and the pillow shams are part of the bedding kits.
What are bedskirts?Bedskirts are also called dust ruffles. They are tucked between the mattress and the box spring and hang in pleats or ruffles almost down to the floor. As its name implies, the dust ruffle protects the rest of the bed from the dust on the floor.
What sizes do Vera Wang bedding sets come in?Vera’s bedding sets come in the following sizes:
- Queen: 60 inches wide by 80 inches long
- King: 76 inches wide by 80 inches long
- California King: 72 inches wide by 84 inches long
The comforters are made to be much larger than the mattresses for full coverage of the bed.
- California king-sized comforters are 104 inches by 100 inches. The pillow shams are 20 by 36 inches.
- King-sized are 110 by 96 inches, and the shams are also 20 by 36 inches.
- Queen-sized are 92 by 96 inches. Queen bedding sets come with queen-sized pillow shams, which are 20 by 26 inches.
- Generally, Vera's bed skirts have 15-inch drops.
Most of the bedding sets come in more than one color and have geometric patterns or stripes, including the following:
- Icy Blue
- Red
- Gray
- Brown
- Taupe
- White
- Floral
- Sage Green
Most Vera Wang bedding sets are made of polyester, so they are machine washable. Because Vera's comforters are big, you might need to put it in a front-loading, large capacity machine. Other tips include the following:
- Fluff your comforter every day to keep the fill from bunching up.
- Dry comforter sets outdoors a few times a year to keep them fresh. Laying them on a lilac, a rose bush, or a pine tree will add a fragrance.
- You can spot clean a small stain on your comforter. Just push the filling aside so that you are only wetting the top fabric.
- During the warm months, store your comforter set in cotton bags. Avoid putting them in plastic because that can encourage mold and mildew.