Inspired by Michael B. from Nashville, TN. Michael offered the name "Mountain of Shoulder" for one of our Coma Inducer® comforters based on a nickname from his wife. He explains that he had a tendency to take their old comforter in full, and "pull it over my big shoulder and turn onto my side, leaving my wife with no covers." With all of that comforter covering him, his shoulder looked like a mountain! Luckily, Michael's wife will no longer need to demand, "Mountain of Shoulder, give me some of that comforter back!" Our Coma Inducer comforters are designed to be large enough to share, so one person isn't left out in the cold if the other person moves around at night. The true oversized dimensions of the Mountain of Shoulder Coma Inducer® will ensure you both stay warm and cozy by fully covering you with a super soft 240 GSM plush. Combine that with a thick 500 GSM Grade A Microfiber inner fill and you're both covered with the type of bedding that helps you achieve Coma Worthy Sleep®. Conquer the mountain and rest easy knowing that you'll never have to worry about someone stealing the covers ever again!
Dimensions
Twin XL: 68" x 90" + (1) Standard Sham: 20" x 26" x 2" Flange
Queen: 93" x 98" + (2) Standard Shams: 20" x 26" x 2" Flange
King: 112" x 93" + (2) King Shams: 20" x 36" x 2" Flange
Alaskan King: 120" x 120" + (4) King Shams: 20" x 36" x 2" Flange
Care Instructions
Byourbed bedding can be washed on a gentle, cold cycle. Do not use bleach or pour detergent directly on your bedding, and wash alone. It is best to hang dry if possible, if not, use no heat or a low heat setting. Ensure that the machine is large enough to accommodate as it is important that your bedding can tumble in the dryer, rather than staying in one location the entire cycle.
Twin XL: 68" x 90" + (1) Standard Sham: 20" x 26" x 2" Flange
Queen: 93" x 98" + (2) Standard Shams: 20" x 26" x 2" Flange
King: 112" x 93" + (2) King Shams: 20" x 36" x 2" Flange
Alaskan King: 120" x 120" + (4) King Shams: 20" x 36" x 2" Flange
Care Instructions
Byourbed bedding can be washed on a gentle, cold cycle. Do not use bleach or pour detergent directly on your bedding, and wash alone. It is best to hang dry if possible, if not, use no heat or a low heat setting. Ensure that the machine is large enough to accommodate as it is important that your bedding can tumble in the dryer, rather than staying in one location the entire cycle.