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Since a major furniture rearrangement is physically too much for me now, I chose to make small, subtle changes instead. This time, it's replacing the cushion covers! Since the IKEA Dübling chair is green, I chose the Tetto Supima cushion covers because I thought white would actually serve as an accent. I felt that having just white would look a bit plain, so I decided on the ones with a stripe pattern! The Supima cotton in Tetto's Supima cushion covers refers to a premium cotton material that is one step higher than regular cotton. 'Supima' is a registered trademark that can only be used for the highest quality Pima cotton grown in the United States! It is said to be the highest-tier premium cotton, accounting for only 1% of the world's cotton production. Its fiber structure is longer and more intricate than ordinary fibers, reducing friction between the threads to create a soft texture. Maybe that's why it feels like towel fabric, but it is softer than I expected! I wondered if it might be too hot to use in the summer, but it isn't hot at all, and the texture feels great against the skin! And I liked that the pattern continued unbroken. Most cushions use two fabrics, so the pattern often breaks, but Teto's Supima fabric is made using a single piece, so the pattern remains continuous, giving it a more luxurious feel. It is top-tier premium cotton, and the price is great too! They say it is made using a patented low-dyeing process to maintain the color for a long time, so I think I can use it for a long time without the color fading. I'm thinking of buying a vibrant color as well. I heard the durability is good, the softness lasts a long time, and it pills less. This Supima fabric is better than I expected! #CornSoupRecordBook #SmartSpending #PurchasedWithMyOwnMoney #CushionCover #CushionCoverRecommendation #SupimaFabric #Teto #AtticInterior #SofaCushion #SofaCushion #FabricInterior #FabricAccessories #IKEAChair #Dublinge #SmallRoomDecor #WallDrawer #WallCalendar #WallDecor