TwinXL.com introduces their new luxury 100% Egyptian cotton sheets in twin XL size for dorm room seeing the rise in luxury dormitory contruction has increased consumer demand for luxurious furnishing for these new high tech dorms.
New high tech luxury dorm construction has been on the rise over the past several years as universities struggle to differentiate themselves and stand out amongst the competition. Students are looking to deck out their new state of the art dorm room with the best home goods usually reserved for middle aged adults.
Egyptian cotton, renowned for its incredibly long fiber length, creates a smoother and softer fabric than regular cotton alone. This premium fabric now available in the special twin XL size most commonly found in college dorm rooms. Parents will love the ease of getting their student’s college bedding and students will love all the colors.
TwinXL.com recommends donating used twin XL sheets after the student graduates to homeless shelters as the durable nature of the sheets will be sure to last through graduation and help make sleep nicer for those in shelters around country.
Whether at home or in the dorms long staple Egyptian Cotton provides an increased softness that can encourage you to get the sleep you need. It is available in a variety of colors and high thread counts.
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