Australia’s only linen supplier that does aged care and nothing else.
No hotels. No Airbnb. No retail. Just 35 years of getting linen right for residential aged care, the fabrics, the sizing, the continence products, the way it all holds up in a commercial laundry.
No hotels. No Airbnb. No retail. Just 35 years of getting linen right for residential aged care, the fabrics, the sizing, the continence products, the way it all holds up in a commercial laundry.
Trusted by more than 1,700 aged care facilities across Australia
What specialisation actually buys you
Specialisation isn’t a claim. It’s what happens when you’ve only ever sold to one industry.
Ask any facility manager what keeps them awake
It isn’t just the price. It’s the Sunday afternoon when the linen runs out and there’s nobody to call.
We hold deep stock across our Sydney warehouses, maintain alternate manufacturing sources on every core product, and have never left a contracted customer short, including through the cotton shortages and the container crisis of the pandemic, when we absorbed the cost increases rather than pass them on.
In 35 years we have not lost a major account.
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Australia’s largest aged care groups buy their linen here.
Around 1,700 facilities in total, from national groups to single sites.
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Most aged care facilities are replacing linen years too early
Wash temperature, detergent choice and rewash rates quietly determine how long your linen lasts. Get them right and you can extend usable life by up to 40%, which means fewer replacement orders, fewer deliveries, and a linen budget that stops climbing.
We’ll come and look. Our technical advisors run on-site evaluations and KPI reviews at no cost to you, covering purchasing patterns, stock levels, laundering practice and product suitability. Some facilities find they’re carrying items nobody has used in two years. Others find they’re buying the wrong product for their laundry.
Either way, you get the numbers. What you do with them is your call.
The questions in your next tender are getting harder
Boards, families and regulators are all asking the same thing now, who makes your linen, under what conditions, and what happens to it at end of life. Most suppliers can’t answer in writing. We can.
