Cotton Four Piece Sets
Build a four piece set around your preferred fabric handfeel, color story and component dimensions.

Custom / OEM bedding
Develop product specifications that bring together the look, touch, dimensions and packaging your assortment needs.
Discuss Your Product Brief ->A clear starting point
Choose a product category, then align the key details before sampling. Our planning format keeps the conversations around material, sizing, color, labels and packaging in one place.
Product focus
Each program can begin with an existing style or a new product brief.
Build a four piece set around your preferred fabric handfeel, color story and component dimensions.
Plan warm-touch seasonal collections with coordinated colors and finishing details.
Set mattress depth, elastic, drop length and decorative details for your target bed sizes.
Confirm canopy structure, fabric, trim and dimensions for the sleeping environment.
Choose material, weight, binding and fold or gift-ready packing presentation.
Discuss filling, shell fabric, shape, firmness and individual packing requirements.
What you can define
Start with the decisions that are most visible to your buyer, then complete the operational details needed for sampling and packing.
Material composition, surface texture, weight, weave and practical care expectations.
Market dimensions, mattress depth, component count and the measurements for every piece.
Color direction, artwork or pattern placement, embroidery, jacquard and decorative trim.
Brand labels, wash labels, inserts, barcode placement and the packaging experience.
The working process
Product category, target market, reference images and your intended order quantity.
Material, size, colors, packaging and the information needed for a clear quotation.
Check the agreed product details before the bulk production plan is confirmed.
Follow the confirmed specification through inspection, packing and shipment preparation.
Start a project
Describe the product, market, quantity and the level of customization you need. We will use this to shape the next product discussion.