Will I need a slip under the soapstone colored skirt!
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I would not. It is a very tight weave nylon blend with a sort of brushed microfiber feel, like hiking shorts. I held my khaki skirt up to the bright window and not enough light passes through to see my hand inside, even pressed tight against the fabric.
195342
No. Even though the fabric is quite lightweight, you can't see through it and don't need a slip.
195343
I bought the darker skirt but if fabric is the same just lighter you should not need a slip.
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No. You need to wear some sort of form-fitting shorts or running pants/leggings because it's a short skirt.
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We purchased the king for our queen bed. It was perfect without a skirt. So I'm guessing it may be a little short on an actual king bed for the way you want to use it. Sorry! Great comforter otherwise!!
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No, you don't have to have them. I like securing the skirt because, if I don't, inevitably the skirt will "hike up" on the bottom corners. (Just my personal opinion.)
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If the question is: Is this fabric too shear for a skirt? No, it's a nice light weight. Some of us might wear a slip if the sun's shining! I made several beautiful tops with my fabric and it washes and comes out of the dryer very nice.
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Yes, you would have to put a non- slip material under it to keep it from moving
707969
This is not practical for me, I used it once then I left it and I am Using Slips (short underware)
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I bought it for a wicker set, so no problem with sliding. I guess if it did you could buy that rubber padded shelf liner and put it down first. The cushions are gorgeous, and comfortable! well made.
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I actually have a queen size bed and I purchased a king size duvet because I like it to hang a little on the sides. In your case if you do have a king size bed, I would definitely suggest to order the skirt...unless you have a platform bed then I wouldn't order it
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I wear drawers under my woolies, but mostly because I don't wash them after just one wearing. Being wool they are certainly less likely to get the stink.
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I used a rubber mesh, also used under rugs to keep them from slipping. I find this at Walmart in the kitchen section near the contact paper, or in the fabric department (in a large bolt). It makes a huge difference under the dividers, in my opinion.
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I would imagine that there is always the possibility of getting snagged, if not careful, but they are thicker like a sock. I wear them under scrub pants so there is not much chance of mine getting caught on things and snagging
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I didn't use it. I've installed a few of this and It looks nice already without the skirt.
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I am not sure. I use half of a Poise pad. I wouldn't depend on the garment alone to catch any "accident"
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I'm 5'5 and if I put it on my hips, the skirt passes the "hands at your sides" length test, coming about three to four inches above the knee, so it may be a little short. It is very see through, though, and you definitely won't be able to wear it with nothing underneath. I wear it with leggings and it's great!
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The mattress protector has elastic all around the skirt that should allow for the thickness or lack thereof in your mattress.
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No, although slipping isn't that much of a problem. It's on a tile floor, so I put felt strips on the feet to cushion it.