October 31st, 2011
Product Description
You will love the quality of our CRIB BED SKIRTS. Brand new, we sew and packaged each one individually in our smoke-free facility.
These dust ruffles look like the custom-made ones that cost more than triple our price! We make these with a 14 inch drop. This is longer than most crib dust ruffles on the market, and will give you a dust ruffle that is long enough to nearly touch the floor on most cribs.
This 4 sided Crib Dust Ruffle is pleated, with 4 pleats total – a pleat on each side. Because it is 4 sided you can position your crib any way you choose! It looks beautiful from every angle!
All this and machine washable too!
Cribskirt Tailored Dust Ruffle 14 inches long 100% cotton WHITE
March 25th, 2011
Product Description
So versatile – this NAVY BLUE cribskirt will coordinate with so many nursery themes! 15 inch tailored Cribskirt in NAVY BLUE! Our tailored Cribskirt features a pleat on each of its 4 sides. A generous 15 inch drop gives you a bedskirt that nearly reaches the floor! Each of the corners are split so it hangs beautifully without the legs of the crib causing it to bunch up. Because this dust ruffle is 4 sided, you are able to position your crib however you choose! These tailored Cribskirts are made of a high quality Polyester & Cotton Blended fabric. In many colors, you will find the perfect cribskirt for your nursery! We offer 2 variations of Cribskirts: Tailored or Gathered and both are avaialable in 2 lengths: 15 inch for when your crib mattress is set at the lowest setting, and 21 inch for when your baby is an infant and the crib mattress is set on the higher setting. These are available in MANY colors! We have coordinating components too! Several Valance styles are available in the same fabrics! We also offer our very popular Crib sheet in super soft 100% cotton! Customers rave about the quality! Feel GREAT about buying USA made products! We manufacture our products in Sunny South Carolina!
Tailored Crib Bed Skirt Dust Ruffle 15 inches long Color: Navy Blue
December 20th, 2009
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