Review on 🛏️ ForPro Premium Flannel 3-Piece Massage Sheet Set, White - Ideal for Massage Tables - Includes Flat Sheet, Fitted Sheet, and Face Rest Cover by Austin Hill

Received today. Washed with white vinegar as indicated and dried on medium. Yes, it flowed as you would expect from a good quality cotton flannel that has such a density that is ideal, especially for winter. I was happy with the feel and size of the sheets; The face cradle feels a little tight, but maybe that's okay. The problem was that even before I put them on the table, I noticed a 2 inch area where the edge was open and the elastic was pinning in place. Upon closer inspection, I saw that there was just a series of thin stitches holding the elastic inside the hem around the entire perimeter. I was very disappointed. It's a pity that leaves, which otherwise appear to be of such high quality, are poorly processed. It is a heavier material and requires seams. With all the washes and stretches that come with massage towels, a double row of stitching around the elastic would make sense. Is this an accident "For professionals"? I was planning to order more but I'll have to see what happens next. I didn't have to pay a seamstress to fix new sheets. Updated: 12/12/15. I decided to take both sets to my seamstress and paid $10 (per fitted sheet) for a solid seam repair and matching elastic body finish. I thought about returning them but I knew they would most likely end up in a landfill and I hate throwing away so many things when they can be salvaged. The fabric is great - sheds A LOT on the first wash, 75% less on the second and now after 3 washes I only have to clean the lint trap at the very end. I continue to wash them separately from all other items. The shrinkage seems to have evened out and the leaves remain large. With a little seamstress and a little more money, these sheets are comfortable and fantastic. Then I believe that these will be the best massage towels on the market. It would be nice to be compensated for the cost of the extra work that was required; I'm still very glad I did.****