Spa Massage Table Bedding Wholesale,

Fitted Sheets,Towels, Robes

This page covers our complete hotel spa massage table bedding wholesale range: 7-inch pocket fitted sheets, flat sheets, face cradle covers, bolster pillows and hotel spa towels from 50 to 1200 GSM, all sized for the standard 30×73 massage table and built for daily commercial washing. Custom colors and logo embroidery are available for bulk wholesale orders from salons, clinics and hotel spas.

Running a massage studio, physiotherapy clinic or hotel spa means every treatment room needs dependable linens. Commercial buyers therefore look for spa massage table bedding wholesale packages built around a standard 30"×73" table, with fabrics chosen for high-temperature laundry and every client-facing piece changed per client. massage table fitted sheets and bed skirts, hotel spa towels wholesale and hotel spa bathrobes complete this page.

The 30"×73" folding massage table is the industry standard. Our 7 inch pocket fitted sheets are cut for that pad plus one to three inches of added cushioning, while face cradle covers, bolster pillows and towel GSM tiers all build on the same footprint. One size list therefore covers an entire treatment room.

Commercial buyers order by the treatment room: a set per table, a towel stock per client per day, and spares for the laundry cycle. That is why we sell spa massage table bedding as coordinated packages, not loose items. A room-ready package pairs the fitted sheet with its flat sheet, face cradle cover and matching towels, so staff never have to chase missing pieces between bookings. Fabric and stitching quality are checked against international textile manufacturing practices documented by standards.

Each set is cut from the same fabric batch, so color and weight match across the whole order. Every room receives identical stock, which keeps the spa looking consistent during busy shifts. Before you order, three numbers settle most of the specification: table width and pad thickness, number of treatment rooms, and daily client flow per table.

Write those three numbers down. They translate directly into the fitted sheet sizes, set quantities and towel GSM tiers covered in the sections below, which saves a round of back-and-forth on your first quotation.

What Does a Complete Hotel Spa Massage Table Bedding Set Include?

A complete massage table sheet set covers five zones: the table surface, the face rest, pillows and bolsters, towels, and client robes. Many spas start with only fitted sheets and towels, then add covers, bolsters and robes as services grow. For clinical settings, our hospital medical bedding range shares the same washable, layered system.

The image above shows the full kit at a glance, with every item labelled. Use the checklist below to build your order item by item - nothing gets missed.

1. 1. Fitted SheetStandard 33"×73" pad, 7 inch pocket · Cotton 40s or T/C 65/35, 200-250 GSM — Wraps the pad and stays tight through a full shift.
   Order 3-5 sets per table for use, spare and laundry turnover.
2. 2. Flat Sheet64"×94" (covers client face-down) · Cotton 40s — Client-facing top layer for face-down massage.
   Add 2-3 per table so every client gets a fresh top layer.
3. 3. Table PadThin pad to fit 30"×73" table top · Cotton cover, 1-2 inch profile — The soft protective layer between the table foam and the fitted sheet, like a hotel mattress pad. Many buyers do not realize it is a separate item.
   Confirm thickness, cover fabric and whether the cover is removable when ordering.
4. 3. Mattress ProtectorSame footprint as 33"×73" pad · Waterproof composite / TPU layer — Sits under the fitted sheet and stops oil, water and lotion soaking the foam.
   Keep 1-2 per table plus a spare for laundry day.
5. 5. BlanketFits 33"×73" table top · Lightweight cotton — Extra warmth for cool treatment rooms.
   One per table is enough, two in cooler climates.
6. 6. Pillow & Pillow CaseStandard pillow 18"×26" (45×65cm) · Washable cotton case — For face-up services such as facial and scalp treatments.
   One pillow per table plus 2 cases in rotation.
7. 7. Face Rest Pillow & Cover13"×13"×5" (33×33×12.7cm) cushion · Elastic cotton cover — Changed for every client - it is the linen that touches the face.
   Order 2-3 covers per table in rotation.
8. 8. Face Towel35×70 cm / 40×80 cm · 120-180 g per piece ring-spun cotton — Fast-drying towel for face and hand use.
   Budget 1-2 per client, plus laundry turnover.
9. 9. Hand Towel30×30 cm / 32×32 cm · 50-70 g per piece ring-spun cotton — Quick-drying mid-size towel for hands and small clean-ups.
   1 per client keeps the count simple.
10. 10. Bath Towel70×140 / 80×160 / 90×180 / 100×200 cm · 500-1200 g per piece ring-spun cotton — Plush absorbency for bath and body wrap.
    1-2 per client; heavier weight for wrap services.
11. 11. Bath Mat50×70 cm / 50×80 cm · 300-400 g per piece cotton mat — Completes the changing-area hygiene set.
    One mat per changing area keeps the floor dry after showers.
12. 12. SlippersDisposable or washable · Non-slip sole — One pair per client keeps the changing area clean.
    Match the count to daily client flow.
13. 13. BathrobeS-XXL · Cotton terry or waffle weave — Client robe with belt, pocket and optional logo embroidery.
    2-4 per spa room covers the daily cycle comfortably.

Read the list again and check what is missing. The two items buyers most often forget are the table pad cover - the elastic layer that protects the foam cushion - and the face cradle cover, the only linen that touches the client's face.

A full set ordered together also packs more neatly, with one carton per treatment room when requested. This keeps housekeeping simple and matches every room with identical stock.

Table Linens

The table pad is the thin cushion between the table frame and the fitted sheet - the same idea as a hotel mattress pad. It protects the foam, adds a little height and comfort, and is a separate item you need to order with the set.

The fitted sheet is the workhorse of every treatment room. On a standard 30"×73" table with a 2-3 inch pad, a fitted sheet with a 7-inch pocket wraps the whole pad and stays tight while the client moves.

The flat sheet sits on top as the client-facing layer. It should be wide enough - around 64"×94" - to cover the body fully during face-down massage.

Beneath the fitted sheet sits the table pad cover, an elastic cover that protects the foam cushion from oil, sweat and wear. Above the pad cover, a waterproof protector adds a second barrier for oil massage and prenatal work.

The layering order matters: table, pad, pad cover, waterproof protector, fitted sheet, flat sheet, then a light blanket if the room is cool. Spas that skip the waterproof layer usually replace the foam pad within two years; spas that use one keep the same pad for five or more.

A light blanket is the last layer for cooler treatment rooms - thin enough to fold small, warm enough to take the chill off a client who is face-down for an hour. One per table is the baseline; two suits colder climates and winter months.

Face Rest & Pillows

The face cradle cushion supports the client's head during face-down massage, and its cover is a hygiene-critical item. A standard face cradle cover measures about 13"×13"×5" with elastic sewn around the cushion opening, so it pulls on and off in seconds and is changed for every client.

We recommend one face cradle cover for every fitted sheet in your rotation, because the two are used at the same frequency.

Bolsters are the second most-used pillow item. A bolster pillow of 10-12 inches in diameter and 26-30 inches long supports the knees, ankles or lower back, and is standard in prenatal massage, physiotherapy and deep tissue work.

Each bolster ships with a removable cotton cover washed daily. Standard pillows and pillowcases cover face-up services like facial massage. Keep two bolsters per table so one is always in service while the other cover is being washed.

A complete spa massage table bedding set pairs every pillow with its own washable cover. Standard pillows sit on the table for face-up services, while bolsters support the knees and lower back in prenatal and physiotherapy work. Keeping both covers in rotation means every client gets a fresh layer, and both items stay in service all day.

Towels & Robes

Towel demand in a spa is roughly three to five towels per client per session: one face towel, one hand towel, and one or two bath or body wrap towels. Because towels are washed more often than any other linen, GSM matters.

Light 50-180 g towels dry fast and suit face and hand use. Heavy 500-1200 g towels give the absorbent, wrapped feeling clients expect from a bath or body towel.

Short robes suit massage and facial services. Long robes suit wrap and body treatments where clients change fully. Both are available in cotton terry and lighter cotton waffle weave, in sizes S to XXL, with belt, pocket and optional logo embroidery.

Robes are usually ordered in the brand color of the spa and changed for each client. A robe stock of ten per treatment room supports roughly one day of sessions plus laundry turnaround. Laundering guidance from the on reusable fabric items is a practical reference when you set wash temperature and turnaround cycles for spa linens.

Accessories

Beyond the core set, a few low-cost accessories complete the hygiene routine. Disposable table paper rolls protect the table between clients without laundry. Disposable face cradle paper sheets fit the face rest. Slippers keep the client's feet warm, and laundry bags separate used linens from clean stock.

These items let a small clinic run like a large hotel spa without adding washing-machine load.

Stock Depth Plan

A working rule for a single-shift spa is three sets of bed linens per table: one on the table, one in the wash, one in reserve. Double the sets for two shifts or high-turnover services.

For towels, plan for three to five towels per client per session plus a safety margin, because towels are the item that runs short first on a busy Saturday.

A practical starter list for one treatment room: three fitted sheets, three flat sheets, three face cradle covers, two bolsters with covers, forty towels and ten robes, plus one roll of disposable table paper. Multiply by the number of rooms and add a 10-20% laundry margin.

When you order a full massage table sheet set, we can calculate the per-table quantity together from your daily client count and laundry cycle.

Massage Table Bedding Sizes - Which Fitted Sheet Fits Your Table?

Massage tables come in a narrow range of widths - typically 26, 28, 30 and 32 inches - with a standard length of 73 inches including the face cradle. The fitted sheet must be wider than the table and deep enough to wrap the pad. AMTA reference: AMTA massage table sizing guidance.

The table below maps common table widths to the fitted and flat sheet sizes we produce, so you can confirm your order before samples are cut.

The 7-Inch Pocket

The 7-inch pocket is the single most important dimension to verify when buying massage table fitted sheet 7 inch pocket stock. Many retail fitted sheets use a 5-6 inch pocket that slips off the moment the pad shifts.

With 7 inches of fabric and heavy-duty elastic sewn around the full perimeter, the sheet grips the 2-3 inch pad and stays in place through a full shift of clients.

If you already own tables, measure the pad thickness and the widest point of the table before ordering. If you are equipping new rooms, confirm the table model and width with your supplier first.

Flat Sheets and Covers

Flat sheets, bolster covers and standard pillowcases follow the same logic: they must be generous enough to tuck under the pad or wrap around the fill. A flat sheet that is too short lifts during massage; a bolster cover that is too tight is hard to remove for washing.

Ordered together, they form a complete spa massage table sheet set with matching fabric, color and trim across every piece. When in doubt, size up. The extra fabric is easy to tuck, while a tight fit is a daily annoyance.

Fitted Sheet vs Flat Sheet: What Is the Difference?

A fitted sheet has elastic around all four edges and a deep pocket, so it wraps the massage pad and stays put through a whole session. A flat sheet is a plain rectangle laid over it for client modesty. Order the two together, one for one, because they wear out at the same rate. OSHA reference .

Fitted Sheet vs Flat Sheet vs Bed Skirt: Which One Do You Need?

Three covers do three different jobs on a massage table. The fitted sheet wraps the mattress with its elastic pocket and stays put through a whole treatment. The flat sheet lies on top as the layer that touches the client's skin. The bed skirt hangs around the table frame to hide the legs and storage underneath, giving the room a finished, hotel-like look.

The bed skirt hangs all the way around the table frame, hiding the legs and the shelf below - see it in use on a treatment table here.

Fitted sheet and flat sheet are the working pair on every table. Add a bed skirt when the room needs a polished, hotel-like look - typically hotel spas, multi-room clinics and bridal or VIP suites. Portable tables used for on-site massage can skip it, since the skirt adds washing load and setup time.

How to Measure Your Table

When you take massage table dimensions, one tip saves rework: measure at the widest point, which is usually across the shoulders area, not the middle. Some portable tables taper toward the foot, so a sheet sized on the middle measurement can be tight where the client's shoulders rest.

Write down the widest measurement plus the pad thickness, and send both numbers with your inquiry. That pair of numbers is enough for us to confirm the fitted sheet size on the first try.

Custom sizes are straightforward once the two key numbers are known. If your tables use a thicker 4-inch pad, the fitted sheet pocket grows from 7 inches to 9 inches so the sheet still wraps the pad and tucks underneath.

If you mix table brands in one clinic, we can cut fitted sheets to two or three sizes in the same fabric batch. Each size is packed and marked separately, so housekeeping never has to guess which stack fits which table. ISO reference .

Complete Size & GSM Reference

Every size below is a real production option we can cut in one batch. Mix and match the towel tiers to your client flow, from quick-dry face towels to luxury wrap towels.

Bedding sizes: confirm the table model and pad thickness before cutting.

Towel and robe sizes: mix and match tiers to client flow.

Fitted sheets and pad covers are cut to your table footprint, so confirm the table model and pad thickness when ordering. Send table model, pad thickness and room count, and we confirm sizes and weights before cutting, so the first sample matches production.

Fabric & GSM Basics - Choosing Towels, Sheets and Robes

Fabric choice decides how a linen feels on the client and how long it survives commercial laundry. Three factors matter most: fiber content, thread count for sheets, and GSM (grams per square meter) for towels and robes.

The comparison below shows the standard options available and where each one performs best, so you can match fabric to each job in the treatment room.

Thread Count & Bedding Density

Thread count (TC) tells how dense the weave is; yarn count (40s or 80s) tells how fine the yarn is. Together they matter more than either alone: 60s yarn at 400TC feels smooth; 40s at 200-300TC is tougher and more affordable.

Higher TC feels luxurious but gets finer and less suited to harsh laundry. For daily high-temperature washing we recommend 60s at 300-400TC for the client-facing sheet and 40s at 200-300TC for fitted sheets. For a premium feel, 80s at 400TC+ on the flat sheet gives the smoothest finish.

Cotton vs Poly-Cotton

For client-facing sheets, most spas choose 100% cotton 40s yarn for softness, or a poly-cotton 65/35 blend where durability and shape retention matter more than pure cotton feel.

Many operators run a mixed stock: cotton flat sheets on top where the client's skin is in direct contact, and poly-cotton fitted sheets and pad covers underneath where the fabric sees more friction and washing.

Two fabric names confuse first-time buyers: 100% cotton and poly-cotton 65/35. Pure cotton is soft and breathable, ideal for client-facing sheets. Poly-cotton 65/35 adds strength and shape retention for heavy-use fitted sheets and pad covers. Neither is better; each fits a different job.

Yarn and Edge Quality

Yarn quality shows up in the wash. Ring-spun cotton twists short fibers into a stronger, smoother yarn that pills less than open-end cotton at the same GSM. That is why our towels are ring-spun throughout.

Combed cotton removes the shortest fibers before spinning, raising surface smoothness for the client-facing layer. If your laundry runs hot with strong detergent, fiber quality matters more than thread count alone.

In plain words: better yarn means less pilling and a smoother feel after ten washes. You do not need to know the spinning method - just ask the supplier for a ring-spun sample and wash it yourself to feel the difference.

Edge finish is where towel quality shows. The side hems of a good terry towel are double-stitched so they stay flat after washing, and the corner seams are reinforced against tearing in the dryer.

When comparing suppliers, ask for a hem and corner sample rather than judging only by fabric weight. A 1200 GSM towel with a weak hem will fail months before an 800 GSM towel with solid stitching. The same logic applies to fitted sheets, where the elastic edge and corner seams carry the daily stretch-and-release cycle on the massage table.

Towel GSM Tiers

Towel weight is the fastest way to tier your spa towel stock by service level. A light face towel dries quickly between clients, while a heavy wrap towel carries the absorbency a body treatment needs, so most spas run two or three GSM tiers side by side.

When buyers search for spa towels 600 gsm, they usually want the heaviest absorbent towel for wrap and bath use - and this is the first tier hotel towels wholesale buyers specify for their treatment rooms. We supply piece weights from 50 to 1200 g, backed by fabric GSM tuned from 50 to 1200, so you can tier them.

Use 50-180 g face and hand towels that must dry between uses. Choose 500-1200 g bath and body wrap towels. Go up to 1200 g for luxury wraps that need maximum weight and absorbency.

Heavier towels feel more premium but take longer in the dryer and cost more per kilo. The right tier depends on your client expectations and laundry capacity.

Before committing to a large batch, test towel quality with a small mixed order. Take one sample pack of 120 g face towels, 800 g bath towels and 1200 g wrap towels, then wash them ten times in your own laundry.

Feel the absorbency, check the hem and the edge stitching, and weigh one towel after washing to see the shrinkage. That ten-wash test tells you more than any spec sheet. CDC reference: CDC laundry and hygiene guidance.

How to choose: match towel weight to the job and to the tier of your spa. Face and hand towels should stay light so they dry between uses; bath and wrap towels should be heavy enough to absorb a full body of water.

If your spa positions itself as premium, run bath towels at 800-1200 g and wrap towels at 1200 g. If you operate a volume studio, 500-700 g bath towels balance absorbency with laundry load and cost. Order a sample pack and wash-test it before committing to a full batch.

The wrap towel shown above is the heaviest tier in a standard spa rotation, used once per client and replaced after every service. From that weight you step down to bath, hand and face towels, each matched to a different job in the treatment flow.

Robe Fabrics

Robe fabric decides both feel and laundry cost. Terry cloth robes absorb well and suit wrap treatments, while waffle weave robes are lighter and dry faster, which keeps a hotel spa laundry cycle short. Choosing one fabric for the whole stock keeps washing simple.

Terry robes are the classic spa choice: thick, warm and absorbent after a bath. Waffle weave robes are lighter, dry faster and take less shelf space, which suits busy hotel spas and warmer climates.

Both can carry a logo. For bulk spa robe wholesale orders, we confirm the fabric, GSM, size range and embroidery position on a pre-production sample so the whole batch matches.

Robes are also a branding surface: a robe with the spa logo hanging in the changing area is walking marketing for every client who wears it home. Many hotel spas order logo robes in two or three sizes and keep the remaining sizes unbranded for overflow.

Hotel Spa Linen Programs

For hotel spa towels wholesale and bedding orders, the buying pattern differs from a single clinic. Hotels standardize one fitted sheet size and one towel GSM tier across every treatment room, then order per-room cartons so housekeeping can drop a complete set into each room without re-sorting.

We group fitted sheets, flat sheets, face cradle covers, bolster covers, towels and robes in one carton per treatment room, with a master list on the outside.

Bulk hotel spa towel programs usually start with a 500-1200 g bath towel plus a lighter 50-180 g face and hand towel in the brand color. Orders can carry the property logo on the bath towel corner and the robe chest, locked on the pre-production sample before bulk production.

Disposable vs Reusable Hotel Spa Table Linens

Not every spa wants to wash every sheet. Disposable linens solve hygiene and laundry load for specific situations: mobile massage where there is no laundry room, trial sessions, training tables, or clinics where clients prefer a fresh paper cover every time. Workplace hygiene guidance from emphasizes separating clean from soiled linens, which a one-client-one-sheet system makes simple to follow.

The trade-off is cost per use and waste. The table below compares the two approaches so you can decide what fits each part of your operation.

Hybrid Linen Systems

Many operators run a hybrid: reusable fitted sheets and towels as the base, with disposable massage table sheets on top for the table surface and disposable face cradle paper for the face rest. That combination keeps laundry manageable while maintaining the professional look of fabric.

If you plan a hybrid system, order the reusable base at your normal sizes and the disposable rolls and pre-cut sheets in the same width so they sit flat on the table.

Disposable Face Cradle Paper

Disposable face cradle paper deserves its own mention because it is the cheapest hygiene upgrade most spas miss. A box of pre-cut U-shaped face cradle sheets costs a fraction of one fitted sheet, yet it changes the client's perception of cleanliness immediately.

For training academies where the same table sees ten students a day, paper on the table surface plus a reusable towel stock is the most practical combination.

Laundry Routine for Reusable Linens

The laundry routine is simple but strict: separate used linens at the table, wash at 60 degrees Celsius with commercial detergent, dry completely, and fold away from direct sunlight to protect the elastic.

Face cradle covers and fitted sheets with elastic should not go in the dryer on high heat. Line drying or medium heat keeps the elastic alive far longer. Most commercial spas rotate two full sets per table so each set rests a full day between uses.

The deciding number between the two systems is sessions per table per day. Above eight, paper plus reusable towels keeps the room ready without a laundry crunch. Below eight, full reusable linen wins on cost and feel.

Which Hotel Spa Massage Table Bedding Should You Choose?

Answer these three questions to match the right bedding package to your operation.

Step 1 - Where Do You Treat Clients?

• Fixed salon or hotel spa: reusable fitted sheets + flat sheets + face cradle covers + bolsters + 500-1200 g towels + terry robes.
• Mobile massage or training studio: disposable table paper + disposable face cradle paper + a small reusable towel stock, so there is no laundry room requirement.

Step 2 - What Services Do You Run?

• Face-down massage and deep tissue: confirm 7-inch pocket fitted sheets and 2-3 face cradle covers per table in rotation.
• Prenatal, physiotherapy and body wraps: add bolster pillows with covers and body wrap towels of 500-1200 g per piece.
• Facial and scalp treatments: add standard pillows, pillowcases and lighter face towels.

Step 3 - What Stock Depth Do You Need?

• One shift per day: 3 sets of bed linens and towels per table for use, spare and laundry turnover.
• Two shifts or high turnover: 5 sets per table plus extra face cradle covers and bath towels.
• Hotel spa group: ask for a per-room carton plan so each treatment room receives its own matched stock.

Quick pick: fixed salon or hotel spa goes reusable - fitted sheets + flat sheets, 3 sets per table. Mobile or training work goes disposable - table paper plus a small towel stock. Add bolsters for prenatal and body wrap services, and run towels in three weights: 120 g face, 800 g bath, 1200 g wrap.

Use the decision tree above as a working checklist rather than a fixed rule. The three variables - venue, service mix and stock depth - cover 95% of buying decisions.

If you are still unsure, send us your table width, your expected daily client count and your laundry setup. We will propose a massage table sheet set that matches your numbers instead of a generic package.

Worked Example

Take a five-table salon open six days a week, two shifts, ten clients per table per day. That operation needs about five fitted sheets per table in rotation - roughly twenty-five fitted sheets total - plus matching flat sheets, face cradle covers and bolsters.

At four towels per client, one table uses about forty towels per day; a single-shift table keeps roughly 240 in stock to cover a week plus laundry turnaround.

Common Buying Errors

The most common buying error is under-ordering the face cradle cover. Buyers count fitted sheets carefully but forget that the face cradle cover is changed at exactly the same frequency.

A second common mismatch is ordering all towels at one weight. Running 120 g face towels, 800 g bath towels and 1200 g wrap towels gives you dry-fast options and plush options in one laundry load, instead of one weight doing every job poorly.

Custom Hotel Spa Linens - Colors, Logo Embroidery and Bulk Packing

Most spas and hotel groups want their brand on the linen. We offer custom colors across the whole range - fitted sheets, flat sheets, pad covers, towels, robes and disposable paper packaging - plus logo embroidery on towels and robes and woven or printed labels on sheets.

Custom work follows one simple rule: a pre-production sample is confirmed before bulk production, so the color, stitch and logo position are approved once and then repeated across the batch.

Custom Colors

Brand colors for spa linens are usually matched to the treatment room interior or the hotel logo. We match against a Pantone or fabric swatch reference so the bulk order lands on the same shade as the sample.

Dark colors hide stains well in high-turnover clinics, while light neutrals photograph better for marketing - worth considering when you pick the palette.

Logo Embroidery

Logo embroidery is common on robes, bath towels and face towels, placed on the chest, hem or corner depending on the item. Thread color, stitch density and placement are all fixed on the pre-production sample.

For custom logo spa towels, we recommend a corner logo on bath towels and a chest logo on robes - the two placements clients actually see and photograph.

Bulk Packing

Bulk orders are packed by item, size and color, with polybag protection and export cartons. For hotel spas, per-room carton marking lets the housekeeping team distribute stock without re-sorting. The same logic powers our hotel bedding wholesale program for multi-room properties.

Mixed sets can be consolidated into one shipment to save freight, with a packing list that matches your receiving team's room plan.

Sample Approval Process

The sample stage fixes four things before bulk production. Confirm the exact color shade against a Pantone reference, the embroidered logo size and position, and the label content and placement. Check wash performance after three test washes.

We produce the pre-production sample on the same loom and sewing line as the bulk order, so the sample is not a showpiece but the first real unit of the batch. Once the sample is approved, bulk cutting follows the same settings.

Why Buy Hotel Spa Massage Table Bedding from Our Factory?

We are a textile supplier in China focused on institutional and hospitality linen. Bulk spa linens fit this factory naturally: the requirements overlap - commercial washing, tight size tolerances, batch color consistency and export packing.

What a buyer gets is a process they can verify: fabric checked on the loom and after finishing, GSM and size measured per batch, and a pre-production sample reviewed before bulk cutting.

We do not claim experience we cannot show; we show the process instead - sample approval, batch inspection, packing and loading. For hotel spa linen supplier inquiries, the same quality routine applies whether the order is fifty sets or a full container. Larger multi-category purchases can draw on our institutional bulk bedding wholesale range.

Verifiable Production Process

On the production floor the checks are specific. The loom state of the fabric is recorded, GSM is weighed on a sample scale at the cutting table, and sewn seams are inspected for skipped stitches. Elastic stretch is tested on fitted sheets before packing.

Finished lots are folded, polybagged and cartoned with a carton mark that matches the packing list, and loading is photographed for the order file. These are the steps a buyer can audit on a factory visit or a pre-shipment inspection.

Quality Systems

Quality systems matter in commercial textiles. Fabrics and finished products are produced under an ISO 9001 quality management framework, and textile safety can be verified through OEKO-TEX product testing where required.

For physiotherapy and clinical buyers, ergonomic support items like bolsters follow the general guidance of the American Physical Therapy Association on positioning and client comfort. Wash-performance claims are validated with commercial wash testing consistent with ISO textile testing methods.

Certifications available on a specific order are confirmed in writing before you commit, never assumed.

Inspection and Shipping

Before shipment, each batch is checked against the order sheet: GSM weighed, fitted sheet pockets measured, seams scanned, and elastic tested for snap-back before bagging.

Finished goods are folded, packed and cartoned with packing lists that match the receiving plan of each treatment room or hotel wing. Shipment photos are archived and order files kept until the pre-shipment inspection is passed.

For hotel spa groups ordering multiple treatment rooms, the packing list can be split by building or by floor so housekeeping teams can verify deliveries without resorting stock. Samples travel by express for fast confirmation, and bulk shipments move by sea, air or express depending on your timeline.

Document sets follow the contract: commercial invoice, packing list and carton marks that match your receiving schedule.

FAQ - Hotel Spa Massage Table Bedding Questions

What size fitted sheet fits a standard 30"×73" massage table?

A fitted sheet of 33"×73" with a 7-inch pocket fits a standard 30"×73" table and holds the 2-3 inch pad securely. For 26-32 inch wide tables, we size the sheet to match table width plus pad thickness.

What is a face cradle cover and why does it matter?

A face cradle cover is a fitted elastic cover for the face rest cushion. It touches the client's face, so it must be soft, washable and changed per client. Standard size is about 13"×13"×5" with elastic around the cushion.

What GSM towels are best for Hotel Spa use?

Most spas use 50-180 g face and hand towels and 500-1200 g bath and wrap towels. Heavier towels absorb more but dry slower; fabric GSM is tuned to the feel you want.

Cotton vs poly-cotton: which is better for massage table bedding?

100% cotton in 40s yarn feels softest against the skin. Poly-cotton 65/35 keeps its shape better through daily washing and resists pilling, so most spas use cotton on the top layer and poly-cotton for heavy-use fitted sheets and pad covers.

Do you supply bolster pillows with washable covers?

Yes. We supply bolster pillows around 10-12 inches in diameter and 26-30 inches long, each with a removable, washable cotton cover. Bolsters support the knees or lower back during massage and are also used in prenatal and physiotherapy work.

What is the difference between a table pad cover and a waterproof protector?

A table pad cover is a fitted elastic cover over the foam pad. A waterproof protector sits beneath the fitted sheet, blocking oil, water and lotion from soaking the foam.

Can I get custom colors and logo embroidery on Hotel Spa linens?

Yes. We offer custom colors for fitted sheets, towels, robes and pad covers, plus logo embroidery on towels and robes and label printing on sheets. Custom work is quoted per contract and confirmed with a pre-production sample before bulk production.

What is the minimum order quantity for Hotel Spa massage table bedding?

Minimum order quantities are confirmed per contract because they depend on the mix of items, sizes and custom colors in each order. Tell us your room count for a packing proposal.

Are these linens suitable for daily commercial washing?

Yes. Fitted sheets, pad covers, towels and robes are made for daily commercial laundering. Cotton 40s sheets and 800 g towels hold up through repeated washes, and the elastic is sewn with heavy-duty thread to keep its stretch.

Do you supply disposable massage table paper and face cradle paper?

Yes. We supply disposable table paper in rolls and pre-cut face cradle paper sheets, sized to fit standard massage tables and face rests for mobile and training use.

What robes do you offer for Hotel Spa clients?

We offer short and long spa robes in cotton terry and cotton waffle weave, in sizes S-XXL, with belt, pocket and optional logo embroidery for hotel spa programs.

Do you ship full Hotel Spa bedding sets for Hotel Spas worldwide?

Yes. We pack full spa bedding sets by item, size and color, with clear carton marking for each treatment room or floor, and ship worldwide as export freight.

Can you supply Hotel Spa towels in bulk wholesale?

Yes. Hotel spa towel orders are packed by item, piece weight and color - 500-1200 g bath towels with 50-180 g face and hand towels as the standard two-tier program. Logo is confirmed on a pre-production sample; MOQ per contract.

How does Hotel Spa linen supply work for a multi-room Hotel Spa?

For hotel spas, we split the packing list by room or floor. Each treatment room gets its own carton set - fitted sheets, face covers, towels and robes - so housekeeping restocks from one box.