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Check out these blog resources that can assist you in choosing the right linens for your needs.
Difference Between Percale and Sateen Sheets
Learn the differences between percale sheets, which are sheets that are weaved with a percale weave and sateen sheets.
What Are Deep Pocket Sheets?
If your mattress has a mattress topper or your mattress is over 14″ thick, then regular size fitted sheets may not be able to fit.
How Important is Thread Count?
If you are a hotelier or innkeeper, luxurious sheets on the beds can make the largest impression in the mind of the guest and represent values your establishment holds dear.
Triple bed sheeting is a style of bed-making that uses multiple layers of sheets, blankets, and duvets or bedspread-like covers.
Choosing bed linen thread count
Wholesale Bed Sheets and Pillows Cases are made for durability and comfort. Typical bed linen thread counts range from T130 to T300.
Milliken Signature Stripe Napkins
Milliken’s newest and fastest growing fabric is big on style and size.
The Difference Between Regular Cotton or Polyester Vs. Ringpsun
Regular cotton is made from soft vegetable fibers that are twisted together to make yarn, which is then woven to make material.
Best Linen Napkins for Restaurants
For decades now, the paper industry has touted their eco-friendly and cost-effective messaging to restaurant owners and even consumers.
What size sheets go on a hospital bed?
The hospital bed sheets you choose can make a huge difference to the comfort and health of your patients.
Laundry Instructions for 100% Spun Polyester Napery
Find the recommended washing instructions for 100% Spun Polyester napkins and table linens.
The Different Types of Table Linens
Learn more about the various types of table linens such as table cloths, napkins, placemats, table skirting and table napkins.
What is the Difference in 10S and 16S Towels?
Many people wonder what a “single” in reference to cotton is? 10S, 16S, etc. The “S” for Singles refers to the thread weight that is used.
What are the different types of table linens?
Table linens are fabric goods intended for repeated use and include such items as table cloths, napkins, placemats, table skirting and table napkins.
Table napkins are a small piece of table linen that is used to wipe the mouth and to cover the lap in order to protect clothing or place mats, which serve as a table linen for an individual place setting. Linen napkins, especially those with a vibrant color, are often used to transform a table from the ordinary to special.
A tablecloth is used to cover a table. They can be ornamental coverings, as well as a provider of protection from scratches and stains. Other tablecloths are designed to be spread on a dining table before laying out tableware and food.Tablecloths are standard covering for a restaurant dining table and in many homeowners formal dinner tables and are often high quality, bright white linen or cotton cloth. Some of the most popular types of tablecloth fabric include cotton, polyester and linen tablecloths. Polyester tablecloths are easy to wipe down and clean and are often found in casual dining restaurants.
Bright white premium square tablecloths are made from MJS super-spun polyester which offers greater durability and better absorbency. Spun Polyester has greater durability than normal polyester fabric. Spun polyester is durable through 300 washings. The fabric has a heavier cotton/polyester blend texture to the touch so it feels softer. Numerous washing do not fade the fabric and will produce an even softer touch.
Table skirting is a great way to jazz up a table and add style to a room. They are similar to tablecloths and wrap around the edge of a table leaving the top uncovered. Table skirts are usually chosen in a fabric to match existing décor. They often feature box, accordion, and shirred pleats.
A placemat or table mat is a covering or pad designating an individual place setting, unlike the larger tablecloth that covers the entire surface. Placemats are made from many different materials, depending on their intended use: to protect, decorate, or provide dining flare. Placemats for restaurants are often woven textile or vinyl so they can be easily wiped clean with soap and water and air dried. Fine restaurants also dress up placemats with table centers and posh crockery or fancy plates. They must be reliable and last a long time for commercial use.