B2B bedding decisions become easier when the product brief, verification plan and commercial assumptions are documented before production begins.
Names are not specifications
Retail names can conceal different centimetre dimensions, mattress depths, pillow formats and set contents. Convert every local name into an approved measurement table.
Map every component
List mattress width, length and depth; fitted-sheet pocket; flat-sheet drop; duvet or comforter size; pillow dimensions; and the number of each component.
Put the chart into approvals
Use the same approved chart in sampling, labels, packaging artwork, inspection and carton identification so the commercial name never replaces the production measurement.
Put this into the buyer brief
Record the decision, owner and approval evidence.
- What is already confirmed?
- What must the supplier propose?
- What requires a sample or test?
- Who approves the final specification?
This guide is general sourcing information reviewed by Ta Jiang Shan Home Textiles. Product specifications, regulatory requirements and commercial terms must be confirmed for the actual order and destination market.