Premium Hotel Bedding Sets
From Cotton Field to Guestroom
The feel, durability, and perceived luxury of hotel bedding begin with fiber quality — not just thread count.
Cotton Quality Tiers
Combed Carded Cotton
Entry-level yarns blended with polyester for enhanced dimensional stability and wrinkle resistance. Ideal for high-turnover operations where laundering throughput matters most.
Long-Staple Cotton
Staple length ≥33 mm spun into finer 60s–80s yarns, producing a smoother hand with fewer protruding fiber ends and reduced pilling over commercial wash cycles.
Extra-Long-Staple Cotton
Egyptian Giza or Supima-quality Pima with fiber lengths above 38 mm, woven at 300–600 TC in single-ply construction for the true silky-smooth drape that defines 5-star bedding.
Weave & Finish
Percale weave (one-over-one plain weave) delivers a crisp, matte, cool hand and is the most durable construction for industrial laundering — the standard for mid-scale and economy properties.
Sateen weave (four-over-one float) exposes more yarn surface, producing a lustrous, silky-smooth drape that reads as instantly premium — the preferred choice of 4- and 5-star hotels worldwide.
Satin stripe construction combines a percale ground with woven sateen stripe bands, creating a decorative pattern that is integral to the fabric rather than printed, so it will not wear off or fade over time.
All white fabrics are finished using controlled optical brightener concentrations and reactive dye processes, with colourfastness rated to grade 4–5 per ISO 105-C06, ensuring consistent shade across reorders and through hundreds of bleach cycles.
Tailored to Your Brand
Every detail can be customized to match your property’s positioning and brand identity.
Custom Sizes
Any dimension for non-standard mattresses, extra-length beds, or bespoke suite configurations.
Fiber & Blends
100% cotton, cotton-poly, bamboo-derived viscose, Tencel™ lyocell — matched to your laundering capacity.
Thread Count
180 TC to 600+ TC, with GSM targets matched to your property’s turnover and laundry specifications.
Weave Selection
Percale, sateen, satin stripe, jacquard, dobby patterns — each with distinct hand feel and visual character.
Colour Matching
Pantone-matched reactive dyeing with colourfastness rated to ISO 105-C06 for consistent shade across reorders.
Hem & Edge Details
Piping, embroidery, jacquard borders, sateen bands — premium finishing that elevates the guest experience.
Brand Labels & Tags
Woven, satin, heat-transfer labels with your brand identity and international-standard care instructions.
Private Packaging
Branded cartons, polybag with printed insert, barcode/RFID labelling for streamlined inventory management.
OEM Program
Full white-label program with custom hangtags, care labels in English, and complete brand integration.
Across Every Hospitality Tier
From budget-friendly operations to ultra-luxury destinations, our bedding adapts to your positioning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What thread count should I choose for my hotel?
+For budget and economy properties, 180–250 TC percale cotton-poly blends deliver the best balance of cost and durability. Mid-scale 3–4 star hotels typically use 250–300 TC in either percale or satin-stripe. Luxury and 5-star properties select 300–400 TC single-ply long-staple cotton in sateen. Thread count alone does not define quality — fiber type, yarn construction, and finishing matter more.
What are standard bedding sizes?
+Standard mattress sizes differ from US and UK standards. Standard sizes are: Single 92×188 cm, King Single 107×203 cm, Double 138×188 cm, Queen 153×203 cm, King 183×203 cm, Super King 203×203 cm. Standard duvet/doona sizes follow: Single 140×210 cm, Double 180×210 cm, Queen 210×210 cm, King 245×210 cm, Super King 270×240 cm. Fitted sheet depth of 40 cm fits most standard mattresses; deep-pocket 50 cm depth is recommended for pillow-top and luxury mattresses.
What is the difference between percale and sateen?
+Percale uses a one-over-one plain weave producing a crisp, matte, cool feel — it is highly durable and the preferred choice for high-turnover properties and warm climates. Sateen uses a four-over-one float weave producing a silky-smooth surface with a subtle sheen — it feels softer and more luxurious but is slightly less durable under aggressive laundering. Satin stripe combines both: a percale base with woven sateen stripe bands for an elegant, classic hotel look.
How many wash cycles can hotel bedding sets last?
+Quality cotton-poly blend bedding typically survives 250–350 commercial wash cycles, while 100% long-staple cotton bedding lasts 150–250 cycles depending on laundering conditions. The main factors affecting lifespan are water temperature, detergent alkalinity, bleach concentration, and mechanical extraction force. Hotels using on-premise laundry with controlled chemistry programs typically achieve the upper end of these ranges.
Can you do custom colours to match our hotel brand?
+Yes. We offer Pantone-matched reactive dyeing across the full colour card, with colourfastness rated to ISO 105-C06 standards. White is always the standard hospitality colour for its cleanliness signalling and bleach compatibility, but many boutique and lifestyle hotels add accent colours via duvet covers, pillow bands, or bed runners. Minimum order quantities apply for custom colours — please contact us for details.
What certifications do your bedding products hold?
+All our bedding products are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified (Class II for direct skin contact), confirming they are free from over 100 harmful substances including formaldehyde, heavy metals, and banned azo dyes. Our factory operates under ISO 9001 quality management systems. Organic cotton options are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. Products meet international consumer product safety requirements.
How do I calculate how many bedding sets I need?
+The industry standard is Par 3: one set on the bed, one in the laundry, one in the linen room ready for use. The formula is: Total sets = number of rooms × par level. For a 50-room hotel at Par 3, you would need 150 fitted sheets, 150 flat sheets, 150 duvet covers, and 300 pillowcases (2 per bed). Luxury and resort properties often use Par 4–5 to account for higher turnover, seasonal peaks, or off-site laundry transit time.
