1. Avoid asking the seller if you're "up" or if they have a thick bed. Instead of asking, "Do you have a thick bed?" consider that the fabric quality can't be compared to sackcloth. Higher thread count usually means thinner and softer fabric. Choose based on your daily needs rather than just looking for thickness.
2. Don’t blindly go for twill bedding. In fact, 80% of the embroidered bedding market is made from plain weave fabrics. Don’t assume plain weave is inferior—just because it's not twill doesn’t mean it’s worse. However, if the product claims to be 70-80% twill, don’t expect too much. You might end up disappointed.
3. Don’t expect 100% fade-resistant bedding, and don’t believe you can buy non-fading bedding for just a few dollars. High-quality fade-resistant bedding uses advanced printing and dyeing technology, which costs around 488 to 560 RMB. Due to the high cost, it's nearly impossible to find such products online for under 100 RMB, and even less than 200 RMB is rare.
4. Don’t always think about buying shrink-proof bedding. Different fabrics have different shrinkage rates. Even cotton has a shrinkage rate of about 3% to 5%. So, if a seller promises no shrinking, it’s better to think twice before believing it.
5. When purchasing silk bedding, ask whether it’s tussah silk or mulberry silk. The term “100% silk†can be misleading. Don’t expect to buy genuine 100% silk bedding at an extremely low price. If you do, it's likely made from scraps or mixed with chemical fibers.
6. When negotiating prices, if a seller reduces the price from 200 to 100, be cautious. It may indicate that the seller has too many items or is trying to clear stock. You might end up with lower quality goods. On the other hand, if you ask for a big discount and the seller refuses, it could be a sign that the product is worth considering. Adjust your offer accordingly and negotiate wisely.
2. Don’t blindly go for twill bedding. In fact, 80% of the embroidered bedding market is made from plain weave fabrics. Don’t assume plain weave is inferior—just because it's not twill doesn’t mean it’s worse. However, if the product claims to be 70-80% twill, don’t expect too much. You might end up disappointed.
3. Don’t expect 100% fade-resistant bedding, and don’t believe you can buy non-fading bedding for just a few dollars. High-quality fade-resistant bedding uses advanced printing and dyeing technology, which costs around 488 to 560 RMB. Due to the high cost, it's nearly impossible to find such products online for under 100 RMB, and even less than 200 RMB is rare.
4. Don’t always think about buying shrink-proof bedding. Different fabrics have different shrinkage rates. Even cotton has a shrinkage rate of about 3% to 5%. So, if a seller promises no shrinking, it’s better to think twice before believing it.
5. When purchasing silk bedding, ask whether it’s tussah silk or mulberry silk. The term “100% silk†can be misleading. Don’t expect to buy genuine 100% silk bedding at an extremely low price. If you do, it's likely made from scraps or mixed with chemical fibers.
6. When negotiating prices, if a seller reduces the price from 200 to 100, be cautious. It may indicate that the seller has too many items or is trying to clear stock. You might end up with lower quality goods. On the other hand, if you ask for a big discount and the seller refuses, it could be a sign that the product is worth considering. Adjust your offer accordingly and negotiate wisely.
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