American Baby Company Jersey Knit Crib Sheet, White by American Baby Company
69,06 €
28 x 52 x 9 con construcción de 3 paneles para un ajuste más suave; se adapta a colchones de cuna estándar de hasta 6 pulgadas de grosor; 9 bolsillos profundos con elástico alrededor para un ajuste cómodo y seguro; la sábana de punto 100% algodón funcionará muy bien con los colores de moda actuales en la guardería; ultra suave para la piel sensible del bebé.
Camiseta 100% algodón. Medidas: 28 x 52 x 9 pulgadas
Suave. Nuestras sábanas de cuna Supreme Jersey ofrecen una sensación cálida como una camiseta para una comodidad excepcional
Selección. Disponible en una variedad de colores para combinar con cualquier estilo
Calidad: Ajuste cómodo con bolsillos de 22,86 cm de profundidad y ribete elástico para adaptarse cómodamente alrededor de un colchón de cuna (colchón estándar de 15,24 cm de grosor)
Instrucciones de cuidado: lavar a máquina en frío con colores similares. Detergente suave. Ciclo suave. No usar lejía. Secar en secadora a baja temperatura
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Mrs. Night Owl –
I got a bedding set from ABC and the jersey sheet it included was great. I wanted to order extras and came to Amazon, only to find there are two choices: regular and value. The price is about $5 difference. I went to ABC website and their PDF product info didn’t even list any real variation in the specs… so I ordered both. The differences is in the weight/thickness. I could immediately tell the regular sheet package was thicker, but I got nerdy and decided to weigh them. I took the sheets out of the package and weighed them on my digital scale. Here are the results:ABC Value Jersey Crib Sheet – 8.3ozABC Jersey Crib Sheet – 9.5 oz (this is the one I’m reviewing here)The difference was visible when I put my hand behind a single layer of fabric. I could see through the Value Sheet much more than the standard. Both are really soft though, so if $$ is an issue, the value sheet would still be a lot softer than most other baby crib sheets I’ve run across. I just think the standard will be a little plusher in the long run! It really does feel like a soft old tee shirt. Recommend!
Jennifer Jensen –
I’m an empty nester who has finally got a space for crafting. I racked my brain for some way to cover the beige top of my 5 ft folding table. First I thought I could find a table top cover and they are out there for 4, 6, and 8 ft tables but not 5 ft. I really had my heart set on one of these because they are made of Spandex. I decided to try an old fitted twin bed sheet but, of course, it was way too big. After searching Amazon for small fitted sheets I came across crib sheets. Most looked too small but this one had 9″ deep pockets and works perfectly.
K. Goldsmith –
Pros:- Very soft- Fits standard crib mattress perfectly, even after a wash and hot dryer- Not too flimsy or thinCons:- Constructed differently from a regular sheet with seams along top edges that are impossible to line up with mattress edges. The result is that the sheets look misshapen and the bed looks sloppy. You want to keep pulling to readjust the seam but it never works out.- Attracts dust and hair like crazy, which makes the sheet look dirty after a day or two.Final decision: I don’t want to have to fight dust and hair as well as all things baby to keep things looking clean. These are getting returned.
Amazon Customer –
I ordered these because I was sick of wrestling with crib sheets that were way too tight for the mattress. These sheets are made of jersey knit (tee shirt material) so they’re nice and stretchy. So easy to slip on a crib mattress. My complaint is that they are too lose once on. I think they’re too big. I wanted a sheet that fit well once on but these are loose and look messy with lots of extra fabric and folds.
Amazon Customer –
We have been using this sheet as our «back-up» for about a month now and I consider it serviceable for that purpose. I like that it fits snugly, but not too tightly and that it seems to be sewn well. What I don’t like it is that it is thin (not a big deal) and the «rectangle top part» (it is three-piece construction, and I am not sure how to describe the part of the sheet that is on the top as opposed to on the sides) is smaller than the actual top of the crib mattress, so you see seam lines about 1/4 to 1/2 inch in from the edges. I have a standard mattress, so that shouldn’t be the problem (Colgate Classica I Foam Crib Mattress). Again, not a huge deal but it does look ugly with all those lines showing.