PLEASE - more Malden Mills polarfleece sheets!

msvictoria · ‎11-20-2012

My family and I LOVE the Malden Mills polar fleece sheets that I have ordered from QVC. I notice you have some available but not much variety or a just plain basic colors. I personally don't care for the embroidered sets as they often have a seasonal theme and I use them 9 months a year. Please bring more in! My family calls them "the best gift ever" and I agree! Thanks and hopefully you'll have some more soon!

nyc1 · ‎03-19-2010

@msvictoria wrote:
My family and I LOVE the Malden Mills polar fleece sheets that I have ordered from QVC. I notice you have some available but not much variety or a just plain basic colors. I personally don't care for the embroidered sets as they often have a seasonal theme and I use them 9 months a year. Please bring more in! My family calls them "the best gift ever" and I agree! Thanks and hopefully you'll have some more soon!

@msvictoria YES YES YES... I agree. I actually have about 6 sets and have given them as gifts. People LOVE them. They are so much better than flannel sheets, which i used for years prior to these.

Kachina624 · ‎03-10-2010

Please be patient and let everyone get finished using their air conditioning first. What's the big rush?

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gizmogal · ‎05-09-2014

What's the difference if there's a seasonal theme? No bed police! They're nice sheets, they are comfortable on your bed, you use them year round if you want to. You make the bed, enjoy the sheets and if there's a Santa or a snowman embroidered, you get the same sleep.

Who's inspecting the bedroom to make sure your sheets match the season?

insomniac2 · ‎02-20-2016

Sadly, I'm guessing that QVC is not going to add to the limited quantities now available. They'd be selling them by now.

insomniac2 · ‎02-20-2016

Kachina, it's already getting chilly in Michigan. No air conditioning needed!

Catch71 · ‎03-09-2010

@insomniac2 wrote:
Sadly, I'm guessing that QVC is not going to add to the limited quantities now available. They'd be selling them by now.

They were actually on a few weeks ago, new ones, with solid and plaid.

Mominohio · ‎08-08-2010

@Kachina624 wrote:
Please be patient and let everyone get finished using their air conditioning first. What's the big rush?

Well, the big rush is that not everyone lives in the desert, and the nights are cool already in many areas of the country.

The big rush is that there are only so many paychecks till Christmas and gift giving, and people would like to get started buying for that.

The big rush is that some people (not us, though) have air conditioning running all summer and they use these sheets to stay warm even in the summer season (I figure it would be easier to turn the air off or raise the temp, but that aside, a lot of people here say they use them all year, I know my mom does).

Q doesn't have to do on air presentations of off season items, but it would be in their interest to keep them in stock. They promote them as year round sheets, then don't keep them in stock in any quantities or choices. They kind of shoot themselves in the foot with that.

Mominohio · ‎08-08-2010

@gizmogal wrote:
What's the difference if there's a seasonal theme? No bed police! They're nice sheets, they are comfortable on your bed, you use them year round if you want to. You make the bed, enjoy the sheets and if there's a Santa or a snowman embroidered, you get the same sleep.
Who's inspecting the bedroom to make sure your sheets match the season?

I'm fussy about my sheets and the colors/designs on them.

I'm my own personal sheets police! I don't want winter themed sheets on my bed in May, or fall leaves on the border in February.

My mom on the other hand, has a lot of these sheets and doesn't give a fig about what color they are or what season is represented. To her, it's all good, and used all year, regardless.

TenderMercies · ‎06-03-2017

There will always be parts of the USA that are cold and parts that are warm on any given day of the year. When it comes to seasonal items, retailers have to draw the line somewhere, and the official calendar designations of the seasons would probably make the most sense. If it's cold outside and you don't have warm sheets, that's probably the result of poor planning rather than QVC not selling seasonal items all year round.