Standard Textile debuts bedding innovations at IHMRS

TruTexture is Standard Textile’s newest patented innovation in bedding design, adding beauty and functionality to any room. The bed scarf is integrated and woven right into the top cover, and incorporates a textural element for added distinction.

“Using a highly specialized multifilament yarn, we weave the TruTexture scarf seamlessly into the fabric of the top cover,” said Greg Eubanks, Vice President of Hospitality Sales & Marketing. “The unique yarn combination provides a pleasing sensory experience, and years of steadfast service.”

An all-in-one solution, TruTexture simplifies bed makeup time and reduces operational costs. There is no separate scarf to buy, wash, and replace.

TruTexture’s dual-shade color in a neutral tone complements a variety of room décor.   

Additional Showcase Products

Braque terry, the latest ensemble from The Todd-Avery Lenahan Collection at Standard Textile, is also featured at IHMRS.

The Todd-Avery Lenahan Collection is Standard Textile’s newest five-star sheeting and terry line, reserved for the world’s finest hoteliers. The Todd-Avery Lenahan Collection is currently installed at properties around the world, including Mandarin Oriental San Francisco and The Stanley in Estes Park, Colorado. It has also become the newest global brand standard for JW Marriott.

Braque terry is rich, luxurious, and durable, thanks to Standard Textile’s patented innovation: Centium Core Technology. Centium Core Technology is the secret behind linens that last longer and feel better. Unlike anything else on the market, Standard Textile weaves a ring-spun combed cotton surface around a multifilament synthetic core, resulting in the best on-the-body feel and on-the-books performance.

Braque is proof that the finest terry product in the world is also strong, durable, and engineered to endure the rigors of processing. A longer lasting product like Braque also means lower replacement costs for properties and less space used in the landfill.

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