Georgetown Collection

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes the Georgetown Collection a strong choice for vacation rental properties?

  The Georgetown Collection by Garnier-Thiebaut is a plain sateen bed linen program made from 60% ELS (extra-long staple) cotton and 40% polyester with a 300 thread count. It delivers a smooth, elegant, solid white look with the silky hand feel that sateen is known for. For property managers who want a clean, sophisticated linen standard without a stripe or pattern, the Georgetown is the collection that does it.
• How does the Georgetown compare to the other Garnier-Thiebaut collections on Inhaven?

  The Georgetown is the solid sateen option in the Garnier-Thiebaut lineup. While the Stanford and Cornell feature tone-on-tone satin stripes and the Normandie offers a microcheck pattern, the Georgetown is a plain weave with no pattern detail. It shares the same 300 thread count and 60/40 ELS (extra-long staple) cotton-polyester blend as the Stanford, giving it the same premium hand feel and durability. The difference is purely aesthetic. Choose the Georgetown when you want the smoothness and sheen of sateen without any visual texture in the fabric.
• What pieces are available in the Georgetown Collection?

  The Georgetown Collection includes flat sheets, fitted sheets, pillowcases, duvet covers, and shams. A complete linen program within a single collection means you can outfit a full bed from one product line with a consistent quality standard and a uniform look across every property in your portfolio.
• When should I choose sateen over percale?

  Sateen produces a smoother, silkier surface with a subtle sheen and a heavier drape. Percale, like the Cambridge Collection, delivers a crisper, lighter, more breathable feel. Sateen tends to feel more luxurious and is often associated with upscale hotel bedding. If your properties cater to guests who expect a polished, premium sleep experience, sateen is the stronger choice. If your properties are in warmer climates or your guests prefer a cooler, crisper feel, percale may be the better fit. Many managers use sateen for their higher-tier properties and percale for their broader portfolio standard.
• Why does the cottonrich blend matter for vacation rental bed linens?

  The 60% ELS (extra-long staple) cotton and 40% polyester blend is designed for commercial use. Extra-long staple cotton produces a softer, stronger fabric than standard cotton, giving guests a premium feel against their skin. The polyester component adds resilience through repeated commercial laundering, reduces shrinkage, and improves wrinkle resistance. For property managers, this means less ironing, a cleaner presentation on the bed, and a longer product life. With the Georgetown's plain sateen weave, maintaining a smooth, polished surface wash after wash is especially important, and this blend delivers exactly that.