3 questions from our users
Adelina P.asked
Everyday Wool Quilt - can you clarify if this quilt is only to be used in the cold months or will it be just as good in Summer. As we have changed my son's bed I need to upsize all his bedding and was wanting an all year round quilt - What can you suggest. We have a Minijumbuk for Summer and then another for Winter
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Hi Adelina, The Everyday quilt will be comfortable 90% of the year round! In extreme weather conditions there may be the need for some slight adjustment i.e extra blanket or folded half down respectively) However a great all rounder!
Kate G.MiniJumbuk
Hi Adelina, Monkey has responded exactly the same as I would. The Everyday quilt is ideal for all year round, however in some cases during the middle of winter you may find an extra blanket is necessary and the same in summer it may be to warm during the peak of summer but majority of us would kick off our quilts during those warm nights.
- Kate @ MiniJumbuk
Gianniasked
What is the difference between the Everyday and the Classic quilt? As far as I can see from the website, they exactly the same except the thread count on the cotton casing. Just trying to pick the right one for year round use. Thanks
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Kate G.MiniJumbuk
Hi Gianni, That is exactly right, the only difference between the two quilts is the thread count cotton casing. The higher the thread count allows us to create a lighter quilt, so the Classic quilt will be slightly lighter in weight but warmth very similar. The Classic quilt was created for an event we attended and had some leftovers. Both are ideal for year round use.
Great stuff. Thanks so much for the response. Looking forward to purchasing my first minijumbuk! Cheers!
CLuasked
what are the specific differences between this quilt and the dreamers wool quilt for children?
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