<p>I know college beds are twin xl size. I bought twin xl sheets, but the comforter I really want is either twin or full. Which should i get? will full be too long?</p>
<p>A twin comforter is fine. Full would be too wide, roughly same length.</p>
<p>I got a full/queen comforter. They didn’t have twin xl and my bed will be lofted so it won’t matter.
If your bed is staying on the ground get twin xl.</p>
<p>I would recommend a twin, even if lofted. Too much bedding to tuck in or hang down - if lofted, you have things under bed and you don’t want to have to duck under it all the time. You don’t want it hanging to the floor - if on the floor.</p>
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Don’t get me wrong I agree with gettin a twin xl, but sometimes a full can look better on a lofted bed, especially if the bed is heavily padded. Lofting can be a gray area because there are varying heights and uses for the space underneath the bed.</p>
<p>I don’t think they make the comforters in xl. A bed is roughly 39" wide. Twin is 64x87. That’s a standard 12" overhang on each side or the amount to be tucked in. Full (often called Full/Queen) is roughly 87x87. You decide.</p>
<p>They make comforters in Twin XL.</p>
<p>Bed bath and beyond will sell entire sets/ sheets, comforter in XL Twin - they arrive in the summer. They don’t carry them year round - use your coupons.</p>
<p>I would get twin unless you’re too tall for it.</p>
<p>Target, DormCo and RHL have a great selection in bedding. We turned to Bed, Bath, and Betond originally, but did not get our bedding from them due to their small selection.</p>
<p>careful some college bed are just regular twin side.</p>