A method and a system disclosed include drawing each of multiple synthetic yarns from a corresponding supply package to form an oriented yarn. Filaments within the oriented yarn are twisted and detwisted to provide texture thereto, to provide a low stability interlacing during weaving, and to intermingle the filaments, and a uniform air pressure is applied to the oriented yarn to provide a counter-twist. Also, a multi-pick yarn package is formed based on winding all formed oriented yarns, which serve as weft yarns forming adjacent substantially parallel yarns wound together, onto a spool. These weft yarns are simultaneously inserted in a single pick insertion event of a loom apparatus, and conveyed across a warp shed of the loom apparatus through a set of warp yarns. The set of warp yarns and the conveyed weft yarns are interlaced to produce an incremental length of a woven textile fabric.

A Bedding element comprising of a bed cover having one or more storage compartments and a first half zipper component sewn in to the under side of the bed cover that connects to a belt assembly device that has a strap, fastener and the second half zipper. The purpose of the storage compartments and belt are to provide temporary and conveniently store bedding items that are commonly used while in bed.

The storage compartments are located at the front end of the cover. The storage compartments are placed on the top or under side of the bed cover. The storage compartment has an elasticized and opening at the top to allow for access and placement of said storage items.

The first half zipper is located on the under side of the bed cover. The belt assembly device is temporarily fastened to the lower front end of a mattress. As previously stated, the first half zipper connects to the second half zipper that is attached to the belt assembly device.

The purpose of the belt assembly device is to secure the bed cover to the mattress, so that the bed cover will not fall off the bed while the storage compartments are in use and provide the ease of making up the bed in minimum time.

Fibers, fabrics, mattresses and processes of making the fibers generally include a microencapsulated phase change material; and a polymer, wherein the microencapsulated phase change material is greater than 50 percent by weight of the fiber. The process for making the fibers is a dry jet/wet spinning process free of sonication.

A bedding 100 defining a pocket 102 to fit on top of a bed with negative space to accommodate side sleepers and stomach sleepers by providing a space for the user's arms and shoulders. The pocket 102 is configured to fit inside the negative space of the bed to keep the negative space of the bed clean. For ease of manufacturing, the bedding 100 is made from three separate sheets that are strategically cut and fastened together.

A bedding assembly includes a band member and a sheet member. The sheet member is adapted to engage upon a mattress, wherein the mattress comprises a sidewall. The band member is adapted to encircle the sidewall of the mattress. The band member comprises an inner face engaging the sidewall of the mattress and an opposite outer face. The band member further comprises a plurality of first fastening devices disposed on the outer face of the band member. The sheet member comprises a plurality of first complementary fastening devices adapted to attach to the plurality of first fastening devices of the band member.

A bedding system comprises an anchor assembly and a comforter to provide optimal sleep experience and minimize the effort of making of a bed for sleep. The anchor assembly is formed to “box” in a mattress with the comforter installed on the front face of the mattress. Various types of adjustable anchors are attached to an anchor band of the anchor assembly and connect to the comforter along two longitudinal sides and a bottom side of the mattress so that the comforter can stay tucked on the mattress at all times. The anchors allow a user to make adjustments of tightness of the comforter to achieve ultimate comfort and high-quality sleep while the user is tucked in during sleep. The bedding system provides efficient connections between the anchors and the comforter, and/or a fitted sheet, thus facilitating easy disconnection of the system for washing and/or replacement.

Passive mattress encasements can be installed over a mattress supported by a foundation. The encasement is formed to encapsulate the mattress and includes a top panel, a bottom panel and multiple side panels. The bottom panel of the passive mattress encasement has an interior surface formed at least in part with a slick surface to facilitate movement of the mattress with respect to the bottom panel and also with respect to the foundation.

A bed sheet assembly includes a fitted sheet and a top sheet. The fitted sheet is configured to at least partially envelope a mattress. The fitted sheet includes a top portion, a side portion, and a bottom portion. The top sheet includes an upper top sheet end, a lower top sheet end opposite the upper top sheet end, and a first top sheet side and a second top sheet side opposite the first top sheet side. The top sheet is attached to the top portion of the fitted sheet by a joint. The joint includes a longitudinal segment extending in a longitudinal direction between the upper top sheet end and the lower top sheet end. The joint further includes a lateral segment extending in a lateral direction between the first top sheet side and the second top sheet side.

In some examples, a method of cleaning a fitted sheet having four corners and an interior pocket, includes holding a fitted sheet from a center and allowing the four corners to dangle from the center so that the fitted sheet extends between a closed end at the center and an open end adjacent the four corners, coupling a securing device to the fitted sheet adjacent the open end to eliminate access to at least a portion of the interior pocket, placing the fitted sheet and the securing device in at least one of a washer and a dryer, removing the fitted sheet from the at least one of the washer and the dryer, and decoupling the securing device from the fitted sheet.

An encasement for protecting a household item from bug intrusion includes a fabric cover having an elongated opening with a first end location and a second end location, the fabric cover being of a size for receiving the household item in the interior of the cover, a zipper configured to seal the opening, a first inside securing member attached inside the fabric cover along a first edge of the elongated opening, the first inside securing member comprising hook or loop fasteners, a second inside securing member attached inside the fabric cover along a second edge of the elongated opening, the second inside securing member including hook or loop fasteners, and an inside patch comprising the other of the hook or loop fasteners, the inside patch configured to be attached to the first inside securing member and the second inside securing member when the zipper is closed.