Mehmet Kutlu SARAÇ

Hotels wash their textiles hundreds of times every year. Towels, bed sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers pass through high-temperature commercial laundry cycles that are far more aggressive than home washing. Yet many hotels still select suppliers based mainly on price or first impression, only to discover later that the products shrink, lose color, or tear after just a few months.

Private label bedding has become one of the fastest-growing product categories for retailers, hospitality suppliers, and home textile distributors. The opportunity is clear: higher margins, stronger brand differentiation, and more control over product positioning.

Hotel openings and renovations in 2026 demand tighter coordination between sourcing, manufacturing, and delivery. Bedding and bath linen are no longer late-stage purchases — they directly impact room readiness and opening timelines. This guide outlines a practical hotel textile planning framework covering specification, production, quality control, packaging, and logistics. Download the full Hotel Textile Project Planning Guide 2026 to reduce delivery risks and improve opening readiness.