Hello! Anyone know of a good place to purchase bedding (ie sheets)?
Thanks
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Feb 5, 2013 @ 11:18
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Hello! Anyone know of a good place to purchase bedding (ie sheets)?
Thanks
Millie BiswasFeb 5, 2013 @ 11:18
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Feb 5, 2013 @ 11:21
Ikea
Coop City
Conforma
Interio
Pfister
In "expensiveness" order.
Good luck. x
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Ikea
Coop City
Conforma
Interio
Pfister
In "expensiveness" order.
Good luck. x
Enrika C, Feb 5, 2013 @ 11:21
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Feb 5, 2013 @ 12:42
You should also visit Manor store downtown Geneva as there were a huge sale sign at entrance with loads of bed sheets to go.
Otherwise over the french border you should browse inside Large stores like Centre E.LECLERC or Carrefour or GEANT .
Happy shopping.
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You should also visit Manor store downtown Geneva as there were a huge sale sign at entrance with loads of bed sheets to go.
Otherwise over the french border you should browse inside Large stores like Centre E.LECLERC or Carrefour or GEANT .
Happy shopping.
Milord, Feb 5, 2013 @ 12:42
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Feb 6, 2013 @ 15:39
Ikea is OK if you also have Ikea pillows and couettes, as they have their own sizes which do not match with non-Ikea pillows and couettes.
Migros M-Parc in Carouge also have a nice choice of bedlinen.
I'm buying most of my bedsheets on-line, mostly at La Redoute. I'm living in Geneva, but I'm buying on La Redoute France, it's cheaper and I get it delivered to any French post-office in "poste restante" (costs almost nothing, only need an ID card) or better to a "delivery point" for free.
In addition, French "housses de couette" have that extra length of fabric at the feet end which enables to fold the housse under the mattress: great in winter and if you have a cat 
The text you are quoting:
Ikea is OK if you also have Ikea pillows and couettes, as they have their own sizes which do not match with non-Ikea pillows and couettes.
Migros M-Parc in Carouge also have a nice choice of bedlinen.
I'm buying most of my bedsheets on-line, mostly at La Redoute. I'm living in Geneva, but I'm buying on La Redoute France, it's cheaper and I get it delivered to any French post-office in "poste restante" (costs almost nothing, only need an ID card) or better to a "delivery point" for free.
In addition, French "housses de couette" have that extra length of fabric at the feet end which enables to fold the housse under the mattress: great in winter and if you have a cat
missdaisy, Feb 6, 2013 @ 15:39
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