Step 1 · The need
Volume, price point and use.
What we do, in detail
Bed and bath textiles, labelling checks, sourcing, and contract supply.
Program 01 · Trade supply
Bed and bath textiles
The core of the business since 1989: linen, fillings, protection and towelling, bought in volume and supplied to retailers and buyers who need consistency more than novelty. Composition, weight, weave and finish get stated honestly, including the parts a mill would rather summarise. Shades vary between batches, dimensions carry tolerances, and we would rather tell you that at sample stage than argue about it at delivery.
Step 2 · Samples
Handled before anything is ordered.
Step 3 · The label
Composition and language checked.
Step 4 · Supply
Against the approved sample.
Step 1 · The label
Read as a consumer would read it.
Step 2 · The names
Only permitted fibre names.
Step 3 · The language
Of the region of sale.
Step 4 · The file
Declarations kept on record.
Program 02 · The duty can be ours
Labelling checks
A composition label has to use the fibre names the regulation allows, be durably attached and legible, and be written in the official language of the region where the product is sold. Supply under your own name or relabel a product and you are treated as its manufacturer for that purpose, which is exactly the position a wholesaler is in. So we check it rather than assume the mill did. Worth knowing: care symbols are not legally required. Composition is.
Program 03 · Commercial advice
Sourcing and ranges
Thirty-six years of buying is mostly knowing which claims survive contact with a lab report. We help build a range at a price point and check what sits behind each supplier: who the economic operator in the Union is, what the chemical declarations say, whether a filling description matches the test report. This is commercial advice and not legal advice, and we will say when a question belongs with your own adviser.
Step 1 · The brief
Price point, volume, customer.
Step 2 · The options
Suppliers, with the paperwork.
Step 3 · The checks
Operator, declarations, reports.
Step 4 · The range
Decided by you, documented.
Step 1 · The premises
Use, laundry and expectations.
Step 2 · The spec
Written by you, in full.
Step 3 · Trial
A real laundry cycle, not a swatch.
Step 4 · Supply
With the documentation.
Program 04 · You specify, we supply
Hospitality and contract
Contract bedding fails differently from domestic bedding: it fails in the laundry, at eighty degrees, two hundred cycles in. So durability and laundering behaviour matter more than hand feel. If reaction to fire is required for your premises, that requirement comes from the rules for the building, from you or from your insurer, and you need to specify it. We will supply against that specification with the documentation behind it. We will not invent it for you.
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