Extensive Product Range
Royal Ecosleep is a linen services primarily offer a curated selection of home living, bedding, and table linens, crafted with meticulous attention to detail and made from the finest materials..
Bedroom
At Royal Ecosleep, we offer an extensive selection
of quality, functional, and stylish linens for bedrooms. Our inventory includes
top-tier items for:
1. Fitted Sheets - Snug corners that grip the mattress base.
2. Flat Sheets - Placed over the body beneath a blanket or duvet.
3. Duvet Covers - Protective, removable shells for inserts or comforters.
4. Pillowcases - Enclosures for standard, bolster, or queen pillows.
5. Mattress protectors - A high-quality mattress protector shields your bed from liquids, allergens, and dust mites.
6. Bed runners & throws - Long, narrow strips (often around 70cm x 220cm) designed to protect clean bedding from shoes or luggage and add a neat, hotel-style look
7. Blankets and mattress toppers - an extra layer of cushioned padding placed directly on top of your bed to change its firmness, add comfort, or renew an old mattress.
BATHROOM
Look no further for high quality
bathroom amenities and accessories. We are
specialists in supplying hotels and homes with the essential
bathroom linen including.
Type of bath linen:
1. Bath sheets - Bath sheets measure 35 x 70 inches.
2. Bath towers - A typical bath towel measures 27 x 55 inches, big enough to wrap around the torso or waist.
3. Hand towers - Measuring around 20x30 inches, they are usually placed by the bathroom sink and can also be used to dry the face.
4. Washcloths - These small towels are ideal for washing the face and body in the shower or for a quick wipe-down.
5. Bathrobes - Bathrobes are available in various fabrics, such as cotton, microfiber, and even silk, with a range of styles, lengths, and sizes.
6. Bath mat - A bath mat is commonly placed outside the shower or tub to provide a non-slip surface to step on after a bath or shower.
RESTAURANTS
Restaurant linens including tablecloths, napkins, and aprons, are essential for establishing your dining room's ambiance and ensuring hygiene. High-quality, stain-resistant fabrics like cotton blends or jet-spun polyester elevate the guest experience while withstanding frequent, commercial-grade washing.
Essential Types of Linen
1. Napkins & Tablecloths - The core of the dining setup. Premium establishments often use pure linen or cotton satin damask, while busy bistros favor durable, wrinkle-resistant polyester blends.
2. Table Runners & Placemats - Used to accent bare tables or protect tablecloths from direct spills.
3. Back-of-House Textiles - Chef coats, aprons, and glass/kitchen towels are crucial for daily kitchen operations and hygiene.
HOME CURTAINS
Curtains Crafted For Quiet Luxury Living. Thoughtfully designed curtains & blinds that soften light, elevate comfort, and bring calm into modern homes. We provide fully customised curtain consultation services that are highly detailed to meet every individual’s needs, turning your house into a truly cosy and warm sanctuary.
1. Custom Made Blackout Curtain - Custom-made blackout curtains provide up to 100% light blockage, ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, and media rooms. Made to your exact measurements, they ensure a perfect fit with tailored elegance.
2. Custom Made Sheer Curtain - Custom-made sheer curtains create an elegant, breathable layer that filters light gently throughout the day. Tailored to your window size, they offer a seamless, polished look.
HOSPITALS
Hospital textiles encompass essential, specialized fabrics engineered for safety, hygiene, and patient care. Key categories include apparel (surgical scrubs, lab coats, and isolation gowns), linens (breathable bed sheets and privacy curtains), and technical items (bariatric slings and wound dressings). They require robust materials to withstand repeated high-heat sterilization.
Healthcare providers use various fabric types to meet strict regulatory and biocompatibility standards:
1. Woven & Knitted Textiles - Primarily cotton and polycotton blends, these are used for staff uniforms and patient gowns because of their durability and breathability.
2. Non-Woven Textiles - Polypropylene and polyester non-wovens are standard for single-use surgical drapes, isolation gowns, and examination table covers.
