When it comes to luxury baby bedding, the colors, the patterns, the fabrics and the quality of sewing  all make a difference between run of the mill, big store brands and a true luxury crib bedding line.

What To Look For in Luxury Baby Bedding

True luxury baby bedding speaks for itself.  You can see the difference right out of the box. The quality of the fabrics and the quality of the sewing (the finished product) are the top two things to look for. The way seams are finished, the width of the elastic in a crib sheet, the type of stitches and more all make a big difference in luxury baby bedding vs. inexpensive crib bedding.

At Liz and Roo, we use a strong elastic band on our crib sheets and our changing pad covers that wraps all the way around (not just the four corners). This makes a difference in the way the crib sheet fits the mattress (a safety issue, for sure) and how the changing pad cover fits the pad. Plus, it impacts how long the crib sheet or changing pad cover will hold up over time. True luxury baby bedding will always be guaranteed. If something goes wrong, we stand behind our product.

Luxury baby bedding also has a beautiful "look". It's not the overseas-made cartoon characters and busy (dizzy) colors and patterns that you see so often in a big bedding store. Crib bedding sets are thoughtfully designed with every detail in place, coordinating fabrics and beautiful finishing touches. Themes in baby nurseries change every year or so, but staples like solids, linen fabrics, all cotton fabrics, and neutral fabrics remain popular throughout time.

Luxury baby bedding costs more. But, you can count on it to last, to look and feel beautiful, and to make a statement in the nursery. You don't want crib sheets that rip at the seams, or lose their elasticity over time. That just means you have to buy them all over again. You don't want a crib blanket that isn't luxurious! Liz and Roo's faux fur backing on all blankets is the finishing touch that you and your baby will love for both its plush, soft texture.

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