Is this 65/35 blend rip-stop? On their website, there is a choice between classic cotton or 65/35 blend ripstop.
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I never buy cotton ems or tac pants. The ones I use are the blend, that's the reason they wash and dry better with less fade. The cotton ones bleed during washing, dry wrinkled and fade bad.
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Sorry for the delayed response. It is not patchwork. I DO like mine. Very satisfied for the money. It is cotton which I like and I wanted something lighter weight for the spring summer and fall.
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Both versions have a jersey cotton inner layer and the same amount of polyfil. The only difference is the outer layer - cotton in one and microfleece in the other. If you are looking to maximize breathability, the cotton would probably be your better option.
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I personally don't know, but this is what I found online... "Cotton White" works with most whites, Kohler, Briggs, Mansfield, Gerber. "Colonial White" works best with American Standard. Older American Standard is closer to "Cotton White". Cotton is "white" white and typically matches more. Colonial is very very slightly off white with a slight bit of gray. Hope that helps!
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It depends if you go for the battlerip or cotton: via PROPPER.com Battle Rip 65% polyester/ 35% cotton ripstop fabric. This all-season weight fabric is durable, comfortable and fade resistant. These qualities make Battle Rip our fabric of choice for the public safety community. Cotton Ripstop 100% cotton ripstop fabric is lightweight, breathable and tear resistant. As an all-natural fiber, cotton will fade, wrinkle and shrink faster than synthetic fabric blends. Cotton fibers will also lose their strength under industrial wear and laundering. If color integrity is critical, do not choose this fabric; PROPPER will not accept returns on this fabric for color loss over any period of time. My experience with these bdu shorts: cotton are softer and good for daily wear, battlerip is better for heavy use in the field.
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I have not used it for a cotton poly blend. If you have the fabric, see if the end has been cut with a knife or melted with a hot knife. I'll bet it was cut.
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You're right, it's a rip, there is no difference. Mine came used with no paperwork to indicate a receipt or how to return it. Stay away from this thing!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's cotton. If it is a blend, it is still a cotton feeling. Seems substantial.
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I have found that 600-800 thread count keeps the down in. You need to get 100% down, or else the feather quills will stick out no matter what you do. Down, and at least 600 thread count, and you should be in good shape. Long-staple Egyptian cotton or equivalent is great, but it's not completely necessary. Be really sure the place you buy it from has a good return policy I bought from this vendor, and what they listed as Soft turned out to be Hard As A Rock. As it turns out I had a need for bolsters, so they are repurposed, but I definitely would not use them for under my head...I don't like sleeping on rocks! I have found that 600-800 thread count keeps the down in. You need to get 100% down, or else the feather quills will stick out no matter what you do. Down, and at least 600 thread count, and you should be in good shape. Long-staple Egyptian cotton or equivalent is great, but it's not completely necessary. Be really sure the place you buy it from has a good return policy I bought from this vendor, and what they listed as Soft turned out to be Hard As A Rock. As it turns out I had a need for bolsters, so they are repurposed, but I definitely would not use them for under my head...I don't like... » Read More I have found that 600-800 thread count keeps the down in. You need to get 100% down, or else the feather quills will stick out no matter what you do. Down, and at least 600 thread count, and you should be in good shape. Long-staple Egyptian cotton or equivalent is great, but it's not completely necessary. Be really sure the place you buy it from has a good return policy I bought from this vendor, and what they listed as Soft turned out to be Hard As A Rock. As it turns out I had a need for bolsters, so they are repurposed, but I definitely would not use them for under my head...I don't like sleeping on rocks! « Show Less
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They are a blend. Not a pure cotton. However, they are great and durable. I recommend the set!
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I have the "matrimonial" size which appears to be all cotton/nylon blend. There is a larger model 'Matrimonial TM" which specifies Nylon supports and cotton body or all nylon on special request. You probably should call the nice people at Amazon to get what you want.
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I am not 100% sure but I went with cotton white vs colonial white. You won't be disappointed either way. I will get a second one for another replacement.
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Yes! I have the same mop and ordered 6 at the time. They are good cotton and NOT Microfiber which I do not like. I went to all the stores I used to buy them and they were discontinued by the mfg. I had the same question about fit so I measured the old ones. These are same size and perfect.
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I went online Ask.com , had all the answers. The spread I ordered from Bryanlane is gorgeous 100% cotton. It shrank in the wash and still fits beautifully. Great color deep and rich. I will definitely buy again.
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It is a cotton blend. I washed and dried mine and it did not shrink. I love mine
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RIP-IT has a Love it or Return it policy that allows you to return any product to RIP-IT within 30 days of purchase for a full refund or for exchange for another size. If you buy the wrong size and need to swap it out, you can call us and we will swap it out for you free of charge (we even cover shipping both ways).
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It sure is a good compromise for me. I agree about 100% cotton, and don't own the UA Tech shirt, but didn't like the feel of it in the store. I love the UA charged cotton, and have bought two more recently.