Seersucker bed linen High Class 135/200 + 80/80, RSV 100% polyester microfiber
Seersucker is a crepe fabric characterized by a three-dimensional crumpled surface effect
distinguishes. At the beginning of the 20th century, seersucker was popular in cosmopolitan New Orleans
Very popular among senators as a summer alternative to the heavy woolen frock coat.
And who knows if the breathable, moisture-proof and...
Temperature-balancing microfiber material has been available in this characteristic crepe look
would be - they would probably still present themselves in it today, very “high class”.
In any case, seersucker became firmly established worldwide as bed linen. About the ease of care
By the way, this microfiber fabric could only have been dreamed of back then on the Mississippi.
