laytner's linen and home coming to park slope

DannyHellman

So this comment made some sense.. that I just don't understand.
How extraordinary!

I can't believe I'm agreeing with Danny Hellman.

Still makes no sense to me.
But let the explanation die.
Not all that interested in anything that DR brought up anyway.

I went in there and thought "yeah, great, a bed bath and beyond"

Well, I don't want to have to run into Manhattan when I need linens/towels - the quality is good and I have a very deep mattress and it's hard for me to find sheets that fit my bed. For once, something practical has opened up in Park Slope.

Never heard of them ( nor beard papa but I hate cream puffs), the website looks pretty nice. I'd rather have this place than a dry cleaner or phone store.


http://www.laytners.com/

I

saw that deal on the sheets! I kept thinking there must be something wrong with them....did you buy any?

I bought the 550 count sheets - they're great - very soft and they feel like they'll last a long time

Carnivore wrote: It saddens me that I'm old enough to be excited that Laytner's is coming.

I quit my old job because I got excited by office supplies.

Subject: good stuff

I just bought a "cloud" comforter at laytner's - the salesperson told me they make most of their own linens,rugs and towels and that is why they are so well priced. (it seems they sell to other stores under another label) I must admit they have really sharp prices and the for $79 bucks I got an amazing comforter to keep roasty toasty warm. She also said they have huge sales throughout the winter. way better then Century 21 or Bed Bath.