TABLE LINEN COLLECTION · B2B
Explore tablecloths, runners, napkins, placemats and coordinated dining sets for retail, hospitality, weddings, events and private-label programmes. AUROLRA helps turn the product direction into a clear, sample-ready specification.
A SPECIFICATION-LED COLLECTION
A successful table linen programme begins with the use case. A hotel, an event-rental business and a home-goods retailer may use similar product names, while requiring very different fabric, care, packing and replenishment decisions.
The collection below presents the main directions AUROLRA can help develop. Exact sizes, materials, constructions, colours, artwork, quantities and availability are evaluated against each buyer's brief.
PRODUCT TYPES
Start with one item or coordinate fabric, colour, construction and packaging across a complete range.
01 · CORE CATEGORY
Round, rectangular and square tablecloth directions developed around the table dimensions, required drop, fabric behaviour and operating environment. Suitable routes can be evaluated for dining, hospitality, weddings, events, rental and retail collections.
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Layer colour, texture or artwork into a table setting with lengths, widths, ends and finishing selected for the intended presentation.
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Coordinate napkin material, colour, size, hem, corner construction and care requirements with the wider dining programme.
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Develop placemats by shape, finished dimensions, surface character, structure, edge treatment and coordinated colour or print.
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Build assortments across tablecloths, runners, napkins and placemats with a shared material, palette, pattern story or packaging direction.
CHOOSE BY APPLICATION
Care routines, presentation standards, stock handling, photography, packing and replacement cycles can be as important as the first visual impression. Define the operating context before fixing the fabric.
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Coordinate hand feel, drape, seasonal colour, assortment, labels, barcodes and shelf or e-commerce presentation.
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Evaluate appearance together with washing, pressing, stain handling, dimensional change and consistent replacement.
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Plan colour, scale, drape, opacity and photography under the lighting and table formats used by the venue.
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Consider repeated handling, laundering, identification, storage, size coverage and practical replenishment planning.
CUSTOM & PRIVATE LABEL OPTIONS
AUROLRA supports OEM and ODM table linen development. The available route depends on the product, material, artwork, quantities and intended market, so every option is confirmed against the project brief.
MATERIAL DIRECTIONS
Fibre content is only the starting point. Weight, weave, finish, drape, opacity, colour, construction and the real care cycle all influence the finished result.
| Material direction | Typical character | Points to evaluate | Often considered for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polyester | Practical care direction with broad colour and print possibilities. | Hand feel, sheen, weight, heat sensitivity, drape and required visual level. | Events, hospitality, rental and value-conscious retail programmes. |
| Cotton | Familiar natural hand, absorbency and a classic dining appearance. | Creasing, shrinkage, stain handling, ironing, colourfastness and finish. | Dining collections and programmes prioritising a natural touch. |
| Linen or linen blend | Textured, relaxed character and an elevated natural appearance. | Natural slubs, creasing, dimensional change, blend ratio, weight and care. | Boutique hospitality, weddings and premium home collections. |
Two fabrics with the same fibre description can differ significantly in surface, weight, colour, drape and performance.
FROM DIRECTION TO ORDER STANDARD
Each project can require different sample stages, but the decision sequence should remain clear.
Define the product, market, use, finished dimensions, quantities, timing and visual reference.
Review workable materials, colour or print direction, construction, packing and the relevant sample route.
Approve the agreed sample, specification, artwork, quantities, packing and commercial terms in writing.
Follow production information, quality checkpoints, finished packing and agreed export or shipment support.
PREPARE A CLEAR RFQ
Separate confirmed requirements from areas where you want AUROLRA to recommend options. The clearer the brief, the easier it is to compare materials, sample routes and commercial assumptions.
Retail, hospitality, event, rental or private label; destination market.
Type, shape, dimensions, table size and desired drop where relevant.
Fibre, reference fabric, weight, texture, care or performance priorities.
Physical reference, artwork file, repeat, scale, orientation and placement.
Hems, corners, seams, labels, care information and brand elements.
Total and mix by product, size, colour and design—not one combined number.
Unit pack, set structure, barcodes, carton marks and quality criteria.
Delivery location, requested window and quotation or shipping basis.
BUYER RESOURCES
SIZE & FIT
Turn table dimensions and the intended visual drop into a clear finished-size requirement.
CUSTOM PRINT
Prepare repeat, scale, orientation, placement and colour references before print sampling.
COMMERCIAL BUYING
Review size coverage, care, identification, storage and replenishment for repeated event use.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Product images and descriptions illustrate possible categories and applications. The specification, sample, quotation, packaging, availability and other commercial terms applicable to an order must be confirmed in writing.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Share a reference or partial specification even if some decisions are still open.
Custom finished dimensions can be evaluated from the table size, shape and desired drop. Include the measurement unit and any acceptable tolerance in the brief.
Common directions include polyester, cotton, linen and blends, but fibre content alone is not a full specification. The actual fabric quality, weight, weave, finish, colour, care and application must be reviewed together.
Custom print routes can be evaluated from the fabric, artwork, design scale, colour requirements, quantity and intended use. Buyers must hold the right to use all submitted patterns, logos and other artwork.
Yes. Tablecloths, runners, napkins and placemats can be developed around a shared fabric, colour, pattern or packaging direction, subject to the agreed specification and production route.
Relevant fabric, colour or print and finished-product sample stages can be coordinated according to the project. The sample type, cost, timing and approval standard are confirmed before proceeding.
They depend on the fabric, construction, size and colour mix, decoration, packaging, quantity and production route. Share the full requirement so AUROLRA can evaluate the applicable commercial terms.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENT
Share the product types, finished sizes, application, material direction, estimated quantity, destination and any artwork or reference images.