Tell us what you want made in home textiles
Say what you are buying, bed linen, towels, quilts, curtains, cushions, blankets or rugs, and how many pieces you need per colour. Quantity per colour is the field that decides everything here, because the smallest run in home textiles is whatever fills one dye lot, and a range with six colours is a much larger commitment than the same money in six garment styles. You get an honest answer on whether your quantity clears a lot before you spend anything. A person reads every enquiry and replies within one working day, and the reply says so plainly if the answer is not yet.
First home textile order? The sixteen step buying guide walks the whole purchase, the numbers page shows what is actually being paid for your product, and the desk page explains what we do and what we charge, which is nothing until a mill has shipped and been paid.
One thing worth knowing before you fill this in. A home textile minimum is counted per colour and it is set by the dye lot, not by a sewing line. Four colours is four minimums. If your total looks large but is spread thin across colours, say so in the box at the bottom, because that single sentence changes which mills can run the order and it is the commonest reason a first quotation comes back too expensive.
What happens after you press send
The reply will ask for your size grid in centimetres, your pieces per size and per colour, and a physical shade reference. Those three decide whether a mill can quote you at all. If you have them, put them in now and save a round trip. If you do not have a size grid yet, say so honestly below and we will send you the questions that build one.
Not ready to order, but want to be on the list
Register as a buyer A longer form, and it opens right here. Nothing is sent until you press the button at its end.
If you are not ready to start a specific order, tell us what you sell and how you buy. We come to you when a checked mill matches, and when the market moves in a way that changes what your product costs.
A person reads this, not an automated system. Expect a reply within one working day.
Make home textiles rather than buy them?
If you are a mill or a stitching unit wanting to be on our list, the supplier registration is the other side of this page. Home textile makers register on the garment side of the form, where the tick list for what you make includes bed linen, towels, quilts, curtains and rugs.
Common questions
Why does the form ask for quantity per colour rather than in total?
Because the dyeing machine sets the minimum, not the sewing line. A thousand pieces in one colour is a straightforward order and the same thousand split across five colours is five separate dye lots, which is a different conversation entirely. Answering per colour lets us tell you the truth on the first reply.
Can I mix bed linen and towels in one enquiry?
Yes, and the form is built for it: What you are buying takes as many ticks as you need. They are usually different mills, so you may get more than one answer back, but you only have to ask once.
I do not have a specification yet. Is that a problem?
No. Say the product and roughly the quality level you are aiming at and we can work from that. The specification or size grid link is optional for exactly this reason, and the guide explains what a thread count or a gram weight actually commits you to before you put one in writing.
Does it cost anything to send this?
No. Enquiring is free and there is no fee for the answer. Who pays us, and for what, is set out in full on the home page.