Hotel linen that survives tropical laundry cycles.

Linen is the most re-bought category in hospitality: on Bali's turnover rhythm a sheet set goes through the wash two to three times a week. Cheap fabric dies in a quarter; correct fabric at the correct par quietly lasts years. We sell both the fabric and the math.

Bed linen

• Cotton sateen 300-400 thread count: the soft, slightly glossy hand most 4-5 star villas want
• Percale for crisp, cool sleep in non-aircon rooms
• White and ecru standards in stock; custom colours and borders woven to order
• All standard sizes plus Indonesian king and super-king; odd sizes cut to order

Towels, pool towels, mats

• Bath, hand and face towels in 500-600 gsm combed cotton
• Pool and lounger towels - heavier weave, colour-fast against chlorine and sun
• Foot mats and bath mats with anti-slip option
• Embroidered logos from 50 pieces

Robes & kimonos

Waffle cotton robes for pool mornings, linen robes for honeymoon suites, muslin kimonos where the brand calls for something lighter. Sizes run S-XXL with unisex cuts; embroidery on the chest or cuff from 50 pieces.

Par stock: the number that saves the category

We recommend - and the configurator assumes - 3 par per bed: one set on the bed, one in the laundry, one resting on the shelf. Resting cotton between washes extends fabric life by roughly a third, which is why under-bought linen always ends up the most expensive kind. Full math in the journal: how much linen does a villa need.