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Bed skirts add a finished layer at the base of the bed. L.L.Bean bed skirts are designed with details shoppers look for, like gathered styling, split corners and a 15-inch drop, with construction notes listed right on the item page.
Getting the right size starts with measurements. Choose the bed size you need, then compare the listed dimensions to your mattress and foundation: Twin is 39 inches wide x 76 inches long, Full is 54 inches wide x 76 inches long, Queen is 60 inches wide x 80 inches long, and King is 78 inches wide x 80 inches long. Next, confirm the drop (the vertical length) so the hem falls where you want it to.
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Q: What bed sizes are L.L.Bean bed skirts available in?
A: They are available in Twin, Full, Queen and King sizes. Listed dimensions for these sizes are 39 x 76 inches (Twin), 54 x 76 inches (Full), 60 x 80 inches (Queen) and 78 x 80 inches (King). Compare those dimensions to your mattress and foundation measurements before ordering.
Q: What does a 15-inch drop mean on a bed skirt?
A: A 15-inch drop means the bed skirt is designed to hang 15 inches from the top edge down to the hem. Measure from the top of your foundation (or where the bed skirt sits) to where you want the bottom edge to fall. Then match your measurement to the drop listed on the item page.
Q: What are split corners on a bed skirt?
A: Split corners are openings at the corners of the bed skirt. They are listed as an item feature and are intended to align at the corners rather than being sewn closed. Check the item details to confirm whether a bed skirt has split corners.
Q: What is the difference between a gathered bed skirt and a tailored bed skirt?
A: A gathered bed skirt has fabric that is lightly gathered along the top edge for more fullness, while a tailored bed skirt looks smoother and more structured. The gathered style shown here includes construction details like a 2 3/4-inch hem and 1/4-inch double-needle stitching. Use the item photos and feature notes to choose the look you prefer.
Q: How do I know a bed skirt will work with my bed frame or footboard?
A: Start by checking the listed bed skirt dimensions and the drop, then compare them to your bed setup. Look for construction notes such as split corners, which are called out in the item features. When in doubt, measure your bed frame and foundation and match those measurements to the item specs.
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