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Roy Rogers Bedspreads

Below are Roy Rogers bedspreads for sale on eBay. The bedspreads frequently feature not only Roy Rogers but also his palomino stallion Trigger, and/or Dale Evans (his on-screen partner as well as his real-life wife), or other characters associated with Roy Rogers like Nellybelle the Jeep. The selection frequently goes up and down: At any give time there may be a good number of bedspreads to choose from or there may be very few. Some of the bedspreads will be for sale on their own, while others may come with related accessories (such as curtains). Read the item description carefully to know what you will or won't be getting with the bedspread, and for the condition of the items.

Common Bedspread Terms

• Bed Skirt or Dust Ruffle - A bed skirt can also be called a dust ruffle. It is a decorative piece of cloth placed underneath a mattress that hangs down to the floor. While it is largely used for decorative reasons, it also serves a practical purpose of keeping dust from collecting underneath a bed. Bed skirts are usually designed to coordinate with a comforter, pillowcases and/or shams, and sometimes also curtains. Bed skirts are usually attached to a bed by elastic, Velcro, or other methods.
• Chenille - A chenille bedspread is characterized by being soft, fuzzy, plush, etc. A chenille bedspread can be made from a wide variety of fabrics as long as the bedspread is soft, fuzzy, etc. The word "chenille" is derived from the French for word for "caterpillar."
• Comforter - A comforter is similar to a bedspread, but it is usually thicker with more insulation for extra warmth.
• Damask - A fabric (often cotton, linen, or silk) with a pattern woven into it.
• Dust Ruffle - See "Bed Skirt or Dust Ruffle," above.
• Duvet - A duvet (pronounced "due-vay") is similar to, or the same thing as, a comforter. Like a comforter it is usually heavier than a bedspread and will have extra insulation for warmth. While comforters are used on their own, Duvets might be designed to be used on their own or they might be designed to be used inside of a duvet cover (see below).
• Duvet Cover - A duvet cover is a cover for a duvet. Using a duvet cover makes it fast and easy to change the look of your bedding. In addition, it is easier to wash a duvet cover than a duvet. When shopping for a duvet cover it is best to purchase the size you need according to the actual inch measurements of the duvet cover rather than going be generic size labels.
• Jacquard - A jacquard fabric is made by weaving differently colored threads to form a pattern. The fabric is named for its inventor, Joseph Jacquard.
• Pile - A pile fabric is a fabric with with cut fibers or uncut loops that stand up densely on the surface. Pile fabrics typically have a soft, plush feel.
• Sham - A sham is a decorative covering for a pillow on a bed. They are removable, often coordinate with the bed covering, and are usually larger than the pillowcases.
• Suede - Suede is leather that has had the surface specially manufactured to create a nap instead of a smooth finish. If you are considering buy a suede bedspread or a bedspread with suede accents, read the bedspreads description to see it is dry clean only.
• Velour - A fabric with a thick pile.