North America
Common mattress references · inches
Develop a coordinated bedding collection around the components, dimensions and construction your market needs.
Private-label development · Components, dimensions & construction

Start with the mattress reference size, then confirm finished dimensions for the fitted sheet, flat sheet and duvet cover with depth, overhang, shrinkage and insert details.
Common mattress references · inches
Common mattress references · centimeters
Common mattress references · centimeters
Common mattress references · centimeters
Use these market references to start your brief; choose finished dimensions, depth and overhang for the approved direction.
Six visual routes help align color, drape and packaging before sampling. Final fabric, colour and construction are selected with the approved sample direction.






Explore three established visual routes alongside three silk sheet set references. Compare the options, then select the direction to sample.
SAMPLE-LED DEVELOPMENT
Move from a visual route to an approved bedding specification with the same checkpoints buyers and production teams can review together.

Large bedding components benefit from a clear panel plan. Review fabric width, finished dimensions and care allowance together for a clean construction.
Record usable fabric width and finished component dimensions. Decide where joins can sit and how they align with the design or print.
Choose a seamed or seamless direction after reviewing usable width, joins, shrinkage allowance and the feel of every seam.
Specify the face and reverse fabrics separately where relevant. Confirm closure, opening placement, corner ties and any internal finishing.
Align care instructions with the selected fabric and record dimensions before and after the agreed test.
Use this as the starting sheet for a bedding quote and sample review.
Start with your market, material and construction preferences.

Coordinate the color story, labels and folded presentation only after the component specifications are clear.
Provide artwork or color references. Review how the design crosses panels, joins and closures before approving the assembled set.
Share logo artwork, label wording and placement. Check label edges, seam feel and care information on the actual construction.
Measure the approved folded set before selecting a pouch or box. Confirm protection, inserts, artwork and the number of pieces per pack.
Choose components and record your market sizes. Open questions can stay open.
Your selections stay with this brief while you shape the next step.
No. Share finished dimensions and the intended mattress or insert. Market names are only a starting reference.
Seamless construction is not assumed. Review usable fabric width, finished size, shrinkage allowance and panel layout first.
Yes, but every component needs its own specification. Confirm the assembled set, folded dimensions and packaging after the samples are approved.