Exclusivo MezclaUltrasonic Reversible Full Queen Quilt Bedding Set with Pillow Shams, Lightweight Quilts Queen Size, Soft Bedspreads Bed Coverlets for All Seasons - (Navy Blue, 90"x96")

Paid $27.74 in June, 2021 for a "used" King Sky Blue in 'good/acceptable condition' that was supposed to have some sort of visible defect somewhere on top or sides.It came in the original packaging, did not look used at all, in fact looked brand new.It's a very thin, lightweight bedspread, similar to quality found at local job lot or Walmart type stores. Being microfiber, the fabric is beyond soft & I would have kept it except it wasn't quite the shade of blue to go with sheet sets I was trying to match.The 'quilting batting' (white filler material is thin & bonded to the top layer of fabric, so it appears to be one piece. You can see this if you look inside the pillow shams ,(sorry, thought I'd taken pics but must've forgotten.) Better quality ones will have another layer of fabric on the backside so this can't be seen, even if you turn sham inside out. The King sized shams were Very Long.There is no ACTUAL STITCHING on this bedspread/quilt except for the construction seams & attachment of the edges trim. The decorative pattern, diamond on this one, is Not stitched in, it looks to be heat fused. I saw another company refer to this as "pinsonic stitching" - I don't know exactly how it's done, but the layers are literally fused together in a stitch shape (narrow long rectangles), which compresses the layers, leaving the adjoining areas to create the little puffs or tufts of fabric to create the old fashioned stitched quilt patterns that still remain so popular, at a fraction of the cost. It looks to me, though, that this process doesn't, by nature, allow for a thick layer of batting to be used, so anytime you see a stitched like quilt/bedspread, I suggest enlarging photos until you can see if it's fused or thread. Other indicators would be fancy high tech names for the 'stitching' & cost.One plus I read about this style of fabrication is that pet claws won't have real stitches to get caught in. If you're a pet owner, like me & all the family's allowed on the bed, this could be a great reason to get one. Lower pricing doesn't hurt either!I did find another brand bedspread that matched my sheets with this kind of stitching too, so I'll find out.I can't speak to longevity or wear on this spread, but I wanted to leave a review because I was very impressed with the condition of the "used" one I chose, which brought the price down @$9. I didn't know what to expect, especially as it was only "good/acceptable," but it was Prime with free returns, so I thought why not?I had to order @10 bedspreads/quilts, comforter & duvet covers before landing on 1 that matched any of the 3 shades of blue & 1 shade of teal/aqua in my patterned sheets, so I got to see a wide variety. I tried ordering 4 at least 'used' & of those, the others were either 'like new' or 'very good,' which seems to mean only the packaging might be damaged & all but 1 didn't even have damaged packaging & looked brand new.Some are compressed so highly when shipping if you take it out of the package, you probably Won't be able to get it back in original packaging as that's what a couple appeared to be because they were vacuum sealed inside a plain plastic bag and then that was put back in or with the original package & shipped out.Only 1 came in only a plastic bag in a very cheap cardboard box that arrived split open at seams with retaping evident & even then that was rent open in a couple of places, along with more tears in the flimsy box.But that was NOT this one by Meczla.This arrived sealed in a plastic bag inside original packaging, a zippered plastic case with all the descriptive placards & thanks for your purchase customer care card, etc.My only concern would be a review here I read about the person who had a fire that claimed the bedspread went up in flames instantly & I am wondering if there has been any regulations on Microfiber bedding, sheets & spreads etc.?I know from personal experience that Dollar Tree microfiber dish towels are indeed dangerous. I had one slip off the oven door handle & fall inside the oven (no idea how that even happened!) I was checking a cake baking at 350F. Just a minute later there was an awful smell & this horrible smoke was billowing out of the oven. I found a melted mess of brown/black goo when I opened it. Nothing resembling the blue terry 'like' towel it had been!I see that many sheets & bed covers are now made from microfiber, I already had plenty in my closet before this happened & now finding out most bed coverings are too, I truly hope some regulations have been put in place to ensure the type of microfibers used are flame & heat resistant.Isn't it recommended in a fire situation to wet sheets, bedding or towels & cover yourself with them to prevent smoke inhalation & burns from the fire as you attempt to escape a burning home? I think of that melted towel & wonder if it would instead of protecting me, bond to my skin the way the layers of a bedspread are fused together? Yuck! Anyway, I don't have enough knowledge on this subject to speak with authority, but because of what I read in that review & my own experience with a microfiber towel, I thought it bore mentioning, though I repeat, I can not say anything about bad about this bedspread or any other microfiber products other than the Dollar Tree dish towel (& those didn't absorb water worth beans either so they're not good for much & have gone the way of the garbage can!)OVERALL:Meczla was one of the nicest inexpensive 'sonic stitched' bedspreads of the 1/2 dz at least I checked out in appearance, softness & construction. Though still thin, it was a little bit thicker than a couple other, (some were almost like just two sheets in thinness!), & one of the reasons I wanted to post a review about it, even though I wasn't able to keep it.The included customer appreciation card seemed to indicate they had good customer service too.As long as you know it's microfiber, not stitched in the traditional sense with real thread (an asset for four legged family) & will require a blanket underneath for cooler weather & that's what you want, it's a very nice low cost option that doesn't look super cheap, IMO.Oh, & the Sky Blue color is absolutely lovely. It's a nice light shade of blue, I'd call it more of a powder blue. It doesn't have a green or grey tone to it, more of a straight up light blue.

I prefer a bedspread to comforters as comforters seem a little “chunky” for me and I don’t usually like the prints. This is a lightweight spread in a plain color. I have a full bed and use a king size spread to cover my entire bed without use of a bed skirt. It works perfectly for my needs, was a good price and I also like layering it with blankets for a simple, but elegant look.

Nice light-weight comforter. Color true to picture - no frills. We like it because our dogs sleep in the bed and this comforter can be mashine washed and continues to look good.

I absolutely love this! It is light but warm enough. Very well made. I also bought the grey one in king even though I have a queen size mattress. I like it a little longer on the sides.

Great quality at a bargain price! I have these on all 3 of my king beds! Love the subtle stitching design, adds just enough interest without being too busy! Nice and soft and the perfect weight! Very pleased!

I like the color of the blanket and that it is reversible. I would’ve given these more stars, except the fabric on the pillowcases is starting to pile not too happy with the quality, but it is good and it doesn’t wrinkle. The blanket is definitely for summer months, which is fine because we live in Florida and only need a light quilt

This comforter is soft and light enough for the summer and looks really good on the bed! It gives it a nice clean line look when the bed is made. Definitely glad I bought it!

The fit on the twin sized is perfect.

Exactly what i needed. Perfect fir my bed. Not too heavy. I like to buy 1 size larger so all sides hang to floor then I square off the 2 bottom corners by sewinf to make a perfect neat corners. Love it.

J’adore

Parfait

This is extremely thin. I would not recommend.

I loved the colour of this quilt! It’s a beautiful purple and uplifted my bedroom. It’s light as well. The material is OK for the price. It’s not the greatest quality and there were a few threads hanging when opened it but it’s definitely worth it. I’d recommend it.