Bed linen
Sheets, pillowcases and duvet covers: the fabric that is washed most and touches the guest most.
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A pillow for every guest
A hotel can't know how each arriving guest sleeps. That's why the bed offers options: different support levels, in the fill quality you choose.
Three support levels
Support is the amount of fill: it sets how much the pillow holds the neck and head.
Soft
Less fill: the pillow sinks more.
Medium
The middle ground: it covers the widest range of guests.
Firm
More fill: it holds the neck and head more.
The pillow mix
Since you can't know who will sleep in it, each bed offers possibilities. These are the most common combinations in hotels:
One medium
A single height: it covers the widest range.
Medium and firm
Two heights: one for sleeping and one for sitting up or reading in bed.
Soft and firm
Both ends, so the guest can choose.
The best combination depends on the experience you want to offer and on your budget.
Three fill ranges
The fill is a fiber blend made to our own recipe. The range shows the quality level of that blend.
Range 1
The entry level of the hotel line.
Range 2
A middle level of fill quality.
Range 3
Our best blend, with a feather-like feel.
Finishes
Besides support and range, you choose the pillow's shell and closure.
Shell
Down proof
A tight weave that helps protect the fill.
Conventional
The classic shell.
Fluid-resistant
It slows liquids down before they reach the fill.
Closure
Plain
A clean seam around the edge.
Topstitched
A second, visible seam that frames the pillow.
Piped
A piping around the edge, which can come in color.
Let's define the pillows for your beds
Tell us the experience you want to offer and your budget; an advisor will help you build the mix for each room type.
Everything is optional.
