For business
Twelve rooms, one holiday let, forty covers, a treatment couch, or two hundred boxes going out with your name on them. We quote business orders as jobs, not discount codes — you send the list, a person prices it, and the lead time comes attached to the number.
A guest mentions the bed in the review whichever way it goes. What you buy is what everyone else buys: 200 TC percale, double-layer Cloud Cotton, 300 TC sateen and stonewashed French flax, Single through Super King, with fitted sheets cut to 35 cm as standard and deeper if your mattresses are deeper.
Send the room count, the bed sizes and the mattress depths. That is enough for a price.
Plain Cotton percale is the one that takes a commercial wash and comes back looking like itself. Linen creases, permanently, and always will — that is a twelve-room fabric with a story, not a forty-room fabric with a laundry contract. Better said now than after the first wash.
All of it, by fabric and size: the full bedding range.
A table is dressed and stripped twice in an evening, washed hot, and looked at the whole time it is in use. Runners, placemats and napkins in the same 200 TC percale we cut sheets from; cloths in crinkled double-layer cotton gauze, or stonewashed French flax for the tables people photograph.
The gauze cloth comes in four rectangles and three squares, 135 x 135 up to 180 x 300 cm; the linen in three rectangles and one round; napkins and placemats in fours, eights and twelves. Send the cover count and the table dimensions — the awkward ones included — and we will price the rotation rather than a single cloth.
Percale for everything that gets handled, not sateen. Sateen shines under a downlight and a dining room is lit from above. The two cloths are the deliberate exceptions: the gauze crinkles and the linen creases, and both are chosen for how they look rather than how flat they press.
The rest of it: all table linen, including placemats from £24.90 and runners from £14.90. The runner is the one piece still waiting on photography.
One flat or forty, the maths is identical: two sets per bed so one is always on and one is always in the wash, and the ability to buy the same thing again in eighteen months when a guest ruins one.
Tell us the properties and the bed sizes and we will price the whole rotation, spares included, rather than one set at a time.
Pillows are the item that gets replaced rather than rescued. Price a spare set in from the start and turnover day stops being a scramble.
Sheets and cases on their own: fitted sheets, pillowcases, inserts.
Start with what we do not make: no towels, no waffle robes, no treatment-couch covers. Table linen we do make — further up this page — but the towel half of a spa is not us. If that is the list you arrived with, we will say so in the reply rather than take a week of your time.
What we do have is the part that touches a face. Sateen pillowcases for treatment couches and blow-dry chairs, mulberry silk eye masks for treatments and for the retail shelf, and silk robes for suites where the robe is part of the room rather than part of the laundry.
Want to stock us on your shop floor rather than use us back of house? That is a different conversation and we are open to it — say so in the enquiry.
The full silk range: mulberry silk. What each fabric is and is not: the fabric guide.
Client gifts, staff milestones, wedding parties, a conference gift that does not get left in the hotel room. Pyjamas, nightshirts and robes already arrive in a Signature Gift Box at no charge, and a box can be added to anything else, with a gift note added at checkout.
At volume we quote the boxing, the note cards and the shipping as one line rather than as a surprise at the end — and we can ship to one address or to a list of them.
Monogrammed pieces cannot be returned; they are stitched for one person. On a run of gifts that means we confirm every spelling with you in writing before a needle goes near anything.
Browse by budget: under £50, under £100, everything.
Three things, and none of them is a login. The catalogue, the fabrics and the sizes are the same ones on the rest of the site — what moves is how it is priced, what we will put your name on, and what we will make that isn’t listed.
There is no trade code and no published discount ladder, because a six-room order in one colourway and a two-hundred-box gift run are not the same job. Send the list — quantities, sizes, fabric if you know it, the date it has to land — and you get unit prices with a lead time on them.
If buying it off the shelf costs you less, we will say so. That happens at small volumes and it is not a trick question.
We monogram everything we sell — pillowcases, duvet covers, napkins, robes, eye masks, sleepwear — hand-embroidered in our London atelier. A property crest, a room name, a set of initials per suite, a recipient’s name on every gift in a run.
Because it is hand work, volume changes both the price and the lead time. That is a number we will quote you, not a no. See the threads and lettering.
Eighty-three colourways sampled across four fabrics, and the ones listed are not the limit. A bed size we don’t stock, a fitted sheet for a mattress past fifteen inches, a cloth cut to a table you already own, a colourway we’ve sampled but never listed — all made to order rather than refused.
Bring a colour reference and we will tell you honestly whether the mill can match it before you plan a room around it.
The things a buyer finds out eventually. We would rather you found them out now, on this page, than three emails in.
You send the list. Rooms, covers, units or heads; bed and table sizes; fabric if you have a view; and the date it has to land. Rough is fine — we will ask for the rest.
A person reads it. Same inbox as everything else, a reply within a working day on weekdays. Not a portal, not a ticket number.
You get a quote: unit prices, the finish, what embroidery adds, and a lead time we can hold. If we cannot make the date, that is in the first reply, not the last.
Sample first where it matters — one set, one cloth, at retail price, before you commit the rest. Then we confirm the order and the date in writing.
— the snoozyn fam, Tallinn
Someone will read it properly and come back within a working day, weekdays, Tallinn time. If it is a big list, the first reply may be a question or two before the price — that is us getting it right rather than guessing.
While you wait, there is the fabric comparison, or a bed to build in your own colours.
— the snoozyn fam, Tallinn
Enough to price it is enough to send. If you do not know the fabric yet, that is fine — picking it is half of what we are for.
Email support@snoozyn.com with “trade” in the subject line, or ring +372 5889 6673 in weekday working hours. Same inbox, same person.
