<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4g6Os0_0vkOAglG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4g6Os0_0vkOAglG00" width="1000" height="555" ></figure>Chino, Calif. – Greenland Home Fashions is expanding its signature seasonal looks for Christmas and holidays with new qualities that appeal to two markets: cash-strapped shoppers and eco-conscious consumers.For its first time, Greenland is introducing jacquard woven matelassé coverlet styles that demand sharper price points at retail, compared to the company’s core quilt programs.“These have the advantage of being lower in cost, so they appeal to customers on tighter budgets,” explained Spencer Rogers, VP of sales and marketing. “These matelassés are a fraction of the cost of Portuguese linen matelassés, and several patterns we offer are reversible with complimentary colors on the face and back.”Two examples are the beach-inspired Marina and the holiday-themed Peppermint Party.“We have several patterns to choose from, whether you are looking for coastal, traditional, or modern looks,” he added.Building on its strides with Oeko-Tex certification for many of its products, Greenland has developed a new collection made from a unique assortment of surplus and excess fabrics that are assembled into fashion bedding and home décor.“For the eco-conscious generation, we’re exploring a new area of up-cycling remnant fabrics to help the environment,” noted Sandra Yang, Marketing Manager.Named “Renée” for the French word meaning “reborn”, this upcycled collection spans eco-friendly quilts, pillow shams, and throw blankets that, by virtue of being crafted from a wide assortment of recycled fabric pieces, are each one-of-a-kind “with no exact match anywhere on the planet,” she continued.“Instead of throwing away these remnant clippings and adding them to landfills, we have given them new life and purpose and passed the savings along to our customers,” Yang said. “Purchasing these limited-edition, authentic patchwork articles diverts our factory excess from the waste stream, reducing pollution in our environment.”Within its core line of Christmas and holiday bedding and accessories, Greenland is “going big” with several new novelty looks, each available in quilt sets, pillow sham separates, and throws – the latter of which can also be used as tapestry-like wall hangings.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4gDMk3_0vkOAglG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4gDMk3_0vkOAglG00" width="1678" height="876" ><figcaption>Greenland is amping up the range of its core holiday designs. (Photo provided by Greenland Home Fashions)</figcaption></figure>The new Gingerbread Lane pattern creates a holiday atmosphere with rows of gingerbread houses, dancing gingerbread men, frosted Christmas trees, icing-covered snowflake cookies, ruby red hearts, and peppermint candies. Whimsical Willow features woodland creatures donning Santa caps. Cardinal Plaid paints an idyllic winter wonderland scene with stately red cardinals in a snowy forest setting.After selling out last year, the popular Christmas Tree throw is making a comeback this holiday and will also be available as a quilt set.All of Greenalnd’s products are stocked at its warehouse in Chino, Calif., and are available for immediate shipment, as the company handles all of its own fulfillment. The company is participating in New York Home Fashions Market through virtual appointments.</div></body>

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Chino, Calif. – Greenland Home Fashions is expanding its signature seasonal looks for Christmas and holidays with new qualities that appeal to two markets: cash-strapped shoppers and eco-conscious consumers. For its first time, Greenland is introducing jacquard woven matelassé coverlet styles that demand sharper price points at retail, compared...