Which is better for a farmhouse or cabin bedroom?

The Crosswoods. Its tartan plaid, ruffled edge and button closures match primitive, vintage farmhouse and cabin decor. The Kingston is solid navy flannel and reads more casual modern.

The Kingston. It is flannel, which has a brushed, soft hand. The Crosswoods is plain cotton with cotton batting, so it feels crisper.

How many shams do I get?

The Crosswoods listing is one 26x26 sham. The Kingston is sold as a count of 2, so you get a pair.

Does either include a pillow insert?

The Crosswoods does not include the fill pillow. The Kingston listing does not state an insert either, so plan to buy inserts separately.

Which is easier to care for?

The Crosswoods states machine wash gentle, tumble dry low and iron safe. The Kingston listing gives no care instructions, so check the sewn-in label.

Is the Crosswoods worth it over the Kingston?

It depends on style and pack size. The Crosswoods gives you pattern, buttons and ruffles in one sham; the Kingston gives you two soft flannel shams. Compare current prices on Deal.ai.

Crosswoods Fabric Euro Sham 26x26 vs Eddie Bauer Kingston European Sham

Buy the Crosswoods if you want a rustic tartan plaid with ruffled edges and button closures; buy the Eddie Bauer Kingston if you want soft flannel in navy and a two-pack. The Crosswoods is a single 26x26 sham in cotton with cotton batting; the Kingston comes as a count of 2 in Euro size. Prices were not provided for either, so check current store prices on Deal.ai before deciding.

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