We love Matteo-- not only have they been holding it down in the Arts District long before most of the other creative businesses moved in, they make the best and most comfortable sheets, blankets and other linens. In fact, Matteo has been in the Arts District since 1996 and just last year expanded to Boyle Heights.
Every year they do a sample sale which is your chance to get stuff for 60-90% off... it all starts Thursday and goes through the weekend so get ready.
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