Beaumont & Brown

Luxury Hotel Quality, Now at Home

At Beaumont & Brown, our story began in 2005 with a simple idea: to deliver the same exceptional bedding found in the world’s finest hotels directly to you. For over 15 years, we’ve supplied premium bed linen, towels, and bedding to prestigious names like The Mount Nelson in Cape Town and The Pig Hotels across the UK—crafted at our trusted, family-owned partner factory.

We quickly realized that the same hotel-quality experience could (and should) be available at home. We offer you direct access to our expertly made products—crafted using the finest yarns, meticulous finishing processes, and uncompromising quality standards.

With backgrounds in textile manufacturing and a deep understanding of what makes truly luxurious linen, we’re committed to offering long-lasting, beautifully made essentials that elevate everyday comfort.

Welcome to Beaumont & Brown—where five-star sleep starts with the very best.

Our philosophy is to achieve “sustainability through durability” by selecting the best quality cotton yarns and weaving them to create the highest quality woven finished product and then we concentrate on an optic white finish that lasts. High quality yarns allow us to weave in single ply which reduces the overall weight of the bed linen and having a reduced “wet weight” during laundering reduces the stresses put on the yarns.

We aim for our bed linen to achieve more washes and so last longer than other alternatives that use lower quality cotton yarns and lower quality finishing and hemming standards. Our hotels clients choose us because our linen can achieve upwards of and average 400 wash cycles as opposed to a industry average of 150-190 cycles. We feel it is far better for the environment that a product can go on for twice as long without having to be replaced.

Our products are still sent out in plastic “button lock” bags and we have decided to keep that the same as they help us reduce wastage through dirty/soiled products that cannot be sold. The packaging can be re-used in many inventive ways and/or recycled.