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Dorm Bedding and Dorm Stuff

Dormbedding.com is a new website featuring dorm room bedding and related gear. Pick up dorm sheets and comforters in twin, twin xl, full, queen or any size to fit your dorm room bed. Dorm bedding sets are available in solid colors, reversible comforters and various designs. In additional Dormbedding.com also has other dorm room essentials to check of your dorm shopping list. You can pick up dorm room decorations, posters, dry erase boards, laundry items, towels and other dorm related stuff.

Check out DormBedding.com's summer sale for special deals on dorm gear.
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  1. Business-Industry2/19/2011

    On the packaging, they were hooked and the seams of the execution. After washing, peeled and they looked over my sheets I've had in a year. I told them returned immediately. These Twin XL sheets were really sub-par.dorm bedding .

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  2. Anonymous2/20/2011

    Great post, my days of living in a dorm could have been much better if I had access to a twin XL mattress. I am well over six feet tall, so having a mattress that was longer than I am would have been great. This website seems like a great resource for college students and I wish I would have known about it when I was in college. Another great place to look for dorm mattresses is 1800mattress.com. It has a ton of resources to help pair customers with the perfect mattress. While I work with 1800mattress.com, they have been a favorite mattress buying website of mine long before we started working together. If you are in the market for a new mattress or just need a price guide, check out their website. Thanks for the informative post.

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