Quahog Bay CinchFit Boat Sheets Universal V Berth Sheet Set - Boat V-Berth Bedding - Great Gift For Boaters! (Navy Blue) CinchFit Fitted Sheet Design -CinchFit design includes traditional braided elastic in the fitted sheet and additional quality cord elastic washable &amp; dryable to 200 degrees throughout the entire fitted sheet. The cord elastic exits the elastic casing on the side of the sheet and using cord locks can be either cinched tightly to keep the sheet on the mattress or loosened to easily remove the sheet. A cord storage pocket in contrasting color from the sheet material provides storage for the excess cording when laundering and helps our customers to easily know where the side of the sheet is located. About Quahog Bay Bedding - Manufactured in Maine, USA with quality, skilled craftsmanship. 100% commitment to keep our products manufactured in the USA to support efforts to bring back manufacturing and jobs to the USA. We value our customers and strive for every customer to be 100% satisfied with both the product we provide and service they receive from our company. Manufactured in Maine, USA with quality, skilled craftsmanship. 100% commitment to keep our products manufactured in the USA to support efforts to bring back manufacturing and jobs to the USA. We value our customers and strive for every customer to be 100% satisfied with both the product we provide and service they receive from our company. CinchFit fitted sheet design will keep the sheet on the mattress, even on adjustable beds. All sheets manufactured in 2018 have Directional Tags to help ease bed making. Directions Tags are in bold, large, easy to read fonts and include Head, Foot and Side Tags. Cord elastic naturally hugs and conforms to mattresses allowing for easy bed making. CinchFit design will cinch to fit smaller, thinner or irregular sized mattresses like those found on boats and RVs. CinchFit cord can be loosened to allow for easier sheet removal or bed making. Every sheet set is hand sewn in the USA Fabric is imported today with hopes of more USA sources of material in the future.