I had posted in another forum section that I was super excited I had ordered the first ever, full length under quilt from Wilderness Logics (review coming soon), and King sized top quilt combo pack. The under quilt is sweet! It’s raining like stink here or I would already have pics up. I plan to hang this weekend regardless of the weather, so hopefully I can post up info on the UQ soon after. While the top quilt was well made, I didn’t fit into the lower section. As a very large guy, the open end was nice, but the tapered end was too narrow for my build. I’m too big for even the King Size (I need to hit the trail more!).
I contacted Marty with Wilderness Logics via email and described my concerns yesterday. He requested I send him the specs I thought I needed and return the TQ. So I made a drawing on the PC of the King sized top quilt last night, and a side by side of the quilt I needed with measurements (Sizes are of the quilt laid flat and measured across and from the bottom.
This morning I noticed I had a missed call and message from North Carolina, it was Marty. Now, I had just sent the package back this morning, but before he even got the return, he started working on the size changes I needed. When I called him, he told me he had already stitched up a trial liner to send me; something I could try out, slide in to, and see if that would work for me. He mailed the mock up today! He said once I try out the liner, and make sure all is good, he will make me the quilt!
I mentioned a few forum members following the threads had sent me messages about the bigger sizing concerns, and he said they are considering making an XXL King version for the site. Below is the measurement I could take from the King sized quilt from WL, & to the right is the measurement I thought I may need. Marty worked with the diagram and added a few things I didn’t think about.
Now that’s customer service friends! And for us bigger folks, comfortable hanging may have just got a bit easier! Once I get the new TQ in, I will post how it turned out, and take a bunch of measurements and list them here.
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