California Design Den Hand-Quilted Queen Quilt Set, 100% Cotton Fabric, 3 Piece Charcoal Queen Quilt Set Cotton, Includes 2 Shams, All Season Lightweight Pre-Softened, Diamond Pattern (Charcoal)

A well made, quality item. So soft, easy to wash and dry. Wonderful for a baby, I'm sure, but I use it for a lap quilt to keep my legs warm on cold mornings in my home office.

This lightweight quilt is perfect for Florida’s hot summers. It’s incredibly airy and breathable, keeping me cool throughout the night. The modern design adds a nice touch to my bedroom decor. Highly recommend for those seeking comfort without the weight!

A beautiful color

I was drawn to this quilt because I was looking for one that was cotton with cotton fill. My husband is very sensitive to synthetic fibers and it's incredibly difficult to find a quilt in which, not only the outer fabric is cotton, but also cotton fill. I saw several reviewers complaining that this quilt was thin and cheaply made, etc. Yes, it is lightweight, but that was exactly what I wanted. This is an extra layer on our bed and it won't be too heavy during the summer months. I don't think it's cheaply made at all. I think it's actually very well made. I washed it before I put it on the bed and it washed beautifully and came out super soft. I have a queen bed with an extra thick mattress. I wanted to be able to tuck the quilt into the wooden bed frame. The full/queen size dimensions seemed a little small for my needs so I went with a king. (Don't even get me started on how irritating it is to have bedding sized "full/queen". Full and Queen mattresses are completely different sizes! Usually, when something is sized "full/queen," it's fine for a full mattress, but too narrow to cover my queen mattress.) The king quilt worked perfectly. I had a generous amount to tuck in at the bottom, and the width was perfect. All in all, I'm super happy with this purchase and I will look for this brand again if I need more bedding.

It's definitely handmade. The stitching is too terrible to have been done by a machine. It looks more like a child did it, and I wish that was just a joke. Seriously, the quilted pattern is all over the place. Most of the squares aren't even close to being squares. Most of the lines aren't straight, let alone parallel to each other. As I've pulled out remnants of broken stitches, I've found them to be interconnected. This means that if one square starts to pull out, adjacent squares will soon follow.I've literally been drunk half the time I've spent sewing this thing back together and I still get better results. That's how bad it is.Dozens of stitches came loose after one wash and a couple of weeks of normal use. They're very poor quality and inconsistent. It's a shame because I really liked it at first. I could've even tolerated the bad stitching if it didn't fall apart so quickly.This is one of the only cotton comforters I can find without polyester/microfiber or down filling, but the quality is incredibly poor despite the high price tag. I'm really disappointed. The materials are fine, quite good, even, but the craftsmanship is beyond awful.Update: I've slept with the comforter (but not the pillowcase) every night for two years now. The materials are holding up fine. I'd like to add that it's very, very thin. I brought it with me to a friend's place and they called it a "prison blanket." I'm inclined to agree.

The quilted threads “frayed” and little white fuzz ball were all over the quilt. I used a cloths shaver and my hands to remove the but when I washed again same thing happened. Looks awful. Very disappointed.

I have had this for several months. Washed it twice. It is wonderful. The quality is top notch. It’s warm and comfortable and beautiful. I get lots of compliments. There is nothing I can say bad about it.

I really like this quilt, but it's not very thick and the thread was broken in quite a lot of spots. It's just for my spare room, so it's not that big of a deal. The price definitely matched the product.