yes, that's probably a good idea

That looks like linen. All sheets set we have right now are linen although I don't think they're that heavy. But I do have one summer dress that's made of heavy linen and this sheet looks similar to it.

I spent a lot of money for each sets but so far they're worth it. Only the extra blankets/bed covers are cotton.

We wash them with baking soda for pre wash and white vinegar for rinsing. They immediately became soft. They're warm in winter and cooling in summer.

They do have the natural lived in look but it's better as we honestly don't have time to iron our beddings.

This looks pretty similar to my linen sheets, but mine are organic and un-dyed so their color is more of a tan/taupe color. But the weave and look of it seem very similar.

I have varying styles of darn tough, smart wool and REI (thicker style with the REI) for several years now. I still can’t tell which is best. I have one pair of darn tough, iirc, that fit kinda small comparatively to my others that are exactly the same size and style. I’d recommend all tbh. Otherwise Kirkland merino wool is worth checking out I’ve heard. Point6 is another I’ve heard of but haven’t tried, the owners originally created smartwool

Birkenstock clogs

Take a look at Treyvax. Small American Company that specializes in minimalist wallets 100% American made and innovation. Plus 65 year warranty

If it's anything like my Revere ware copper bottom frying pan I have had since at least '85 and still use to this day, you should be fine.

Pretty much just leaves Hanks and artisans?

I always recommend the older Japanese-made sewing machines to people looking for an inexpensive starter. They're pretty much bulletproof.

I have the shoe version with a leather sole and really like them as well. If you go this route, I recommend sizing slightly up and adding a shearling insole for ultimate comfort and durability.

Walking miles a day in, so work.

Darn Tough & their Lifetime Warranty can’t be beat

I want two piece toast

Well it can't be much over 40years. American companies producing something of decent quality in China didn't really get up to speed untill the mid 80s. Assuming from the font that states China is say mid to late 90s. Altough thats when the mold would be made could be well into the 2000s

Is this a current year model or older? I’ve heard they changed some things and the older ones are better?

This would be my idea. I love duvets because then I don’t have to wash and dry down every week or two.

Yep. My wool clothes always keep me warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

That’s sad, absolutely the nicest belts anywhere period.

I always thought that their online ordering was too clunky in that there were too many options for everything. I think they would have done better by having a standard catalog rather than everything being custom ordered.

Do you have closet space? Those fabric hanging shelves (IKEA has them but Amazon will too) are good for t-shirts, underwear, socks etc.

That's really cool. The company I'm with buys copper sheets from Revere all the time. I had no idea they made cookware.

Thank you for the tip.

Hush blankets make some very nice weighted blankets. Made in Canada, not silk sheets but their "ice" sheet Is a almost silky bamboo. Keeps you really cool too and naturally antibacterial. The real bonus on the hush is the sheet actually ties but also zips onto the blankets so the sheet doesn't get messed up.

I remember when Orion leather shut down

Best ones I ever had were REI house brand. Easily the most durable. Everything else (people socks, darn tough, etc) I get a couple of years from them.

Short smartwool socks are the only socks I will wear with soccer cleats