Choosing hotel sheets starts with the mattress, not the room label. A fitted sheet needs the right width, length and pocket depth. A flat sheet needs enough fabric to cover the bed and tuck securely. Before ordering replacement linen, measure the beds your property actually uses and compare those measurements with the product specifications.
Measure three dimensions before choosing fitted sheets
Measure mattress width from side to side and length from head to foot. Then measure its depth. Include a mattress topper in the depth measurement if sheets must fit over it. Record the results by room or bed type rather than assuming every bed on the property is identical.
Keep twin and twin XL measurements separate. In our catalog, the twin fitted-sheet example below is 75 inches long and the twin XL example is 80 inches long. A five-inch difference affects the fit. Also check full and full XL separately.
Fitted-sheet examples from our catalog
The table shows the listed sizes of specific products. These are examples from our catalog, rather than a guarantee that every mattress with the same size name has those measurements. Dimensions are shown in inches as width × length × pocket depth.
| Listed option | Dimensions | Product |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | 39 × 75 × 12 | View specifications |
| Twin XL | 39 × 80 × 12 | View specifications |
| Full | 54 × 75 × 12 | View specifications |
| Full XL | 54 × 80 × 12 | View specifications |
| Queen | 60 × 80 × 12 | View specifications |
| King | 78 × 80 × 12 | View specifications |
Choose flat sheets separately
Flat-sheet dimensions describe the fabric, not the mattress dimensions. Compare the listed flat-sheet width and length with the bed, including the amount you need for tucking. Check how your housekeeping team makes the bed before selecting a size.
For example, our catalog includes 66 × 104 twin flat sheets, 90 × 110 queen flat sheets and 108 × 110 king flat sheets. Review each listing for its fabric composition and ordering unit. Avoid treating all products in one size category as identical.
Match pillow covers and fabric specifications
Measure pillows before selecting covers. The listed cover dimensions, opening and intended use should match your requirements. When comparing sheets, check fabric composition and thread count on the individual listing, then confirm any requirements set by your property or hotel brand.
If the product name, specification table or existing purchasing record appears inconsistent, ask for confirmation before ordering. A short check can prevent a larger order of linen that does not fit.
Use a purchasing checklist
- Record mattress width, length and depth for each bed type.
- Note toppers, unusual mattress dimensions and pillow sizes.
- Match the exact fitted-sheet and flat-sheet dimensions.
- Check fabric specifications and the stated pack quantity.
- Count linen in use, in the laundry and held as spare stock.
- Confirm availability and shipping arrangements before a larger order.
Frequently asked questions
Can twin and twin XL fitted sheets be ordered interchangeably?
Check their listed dimensions first. The twin and twin XL examples in this guide have different lengths. Choose according to the mattress measurements rather than relying on the word “twin.”
How do I choose a fitted-sheet pocket depth?
Measure the mattress depth with any topper that will sit beneath the sheet, then compare that measurement with the listed pocket depth. Ask us to confirm the fit if your setup is close to the listed dimensions.
Explore our hotel sheets collection or contact Pacific Hotel Supplies with your measurements and required quantities.