
Emergency Relief Bedding & Shelter Supplies
Build a bulk supply order for temporary shelters, disaster relief programs, and community response teams. Explore sleeping pillows, sheets and pillowcases, blankets, and towels from our emergency relief collections.
Start with your shelter setup, quantities, and requested delivery date. Our team can review product options, availability, and delivery details with you before you order.
Essential supplies for your shelter
Choose products for your sleeping areas and daily linen needs. Review each selected item’s dimensions, materials, and case pack before ordering.
Plan around your shelter setup
Match the sleeping surface. Measure cot or mattress width, length, and depth. Compare those measurements with the selected sheet dimensions, rather than relying on a size name alone.
Plan for use and replenishment. List the beds you expect to operate, the items needed per bed, and the reserve quantities your turnover and laundry schedule require. Consider whether your program needs disposable or reusable sheets, and check the selected product’s care instructions.
Check the ordering details. Review case packs and quantity increments. Share any material or procurement specifications, along with receiving hours, unloading restrictions, and your requested delivery date.
Let’s build your relief supply order
Send your product list, quantities, cot or mattress dimensions, delivery destination, and requested arrival date. Include material preferences, required specifications, and any receiving restrictions.
Ask us to confirm availability, case packs, pricing, and lead times for your selected items before placing an order.
Emergency Relief Supply FAQs
Practical answers for planning bulk bedding and linen orders for shelters and relief programs.
What bedding and linen supplies can emergency relief programs order in bulk?
The Linen Factory’s relief collections include sleeping pillows, sheets and pillowcases, blankets, and towels. Compare the selected product’s sizes, materials, care instructions, and case pack to your shelter’s requirements. Contact us to confirm options and availability for your quantities.
How do I choose sheets for shelter cots or mattresses?
Measure each cot or mattress’s width, length, and depth, including any topper that sits beneath the sheet. Compare those measurements with the product variant’s listed dimensions. Shelter cots and mattresses can differ from standard beds, so a Twin or Twin XL label alone is not enough to confirm fit. Group mixed sleeping surfaces by measurement and include those details when you contact us.
Should our shelter choose disposable or reusable sheets?
Choose according to your program’s usage, replacement plan, and laundry access. Review disposable options for situations where your program calls for single-use sheeting, and reusable options where you have an appropriate laundering and turnover process. Check the selected product’s materials, dimensions, intended use, and care instructions. Tell our team about your requirements so suitable catalog options can be discussed.
How much bedding should I order for an emergency shelter?
Start with the number of beds by size and the items you plan to issue per bed. Add the extra sets needed for turnover, laundering, replacements, and your planned reserve. Use the linen calculator below to estimate flat sheets, fitted sheets, and pillowcases, then plan pillows, blankets, and towels separately. Plan around your expected peak occupancy and round each final quantity to the selected product’s case-pack increment.
What should I compare when buying disaster relief blankets in bulk?
Compare blanket dimensions, material, weight, care instructions, and case packs with your program’s requirements. Tell us about the shelter environment, intended use, and any required purchasing specifications. Ask the team to review suitable options; do not assume that every blanket meets the same performance or procurement requirements.
Can emergency relief bedding and linen items be customized?
Yes. Items can be customized to meet the needs of your shelter or relief program. Share the finished dimensions, fabric preferences, colors, construction details, or branding requirements you have in mind. For fitted sheets, include the cot or mattress width, length, and depth. A specification sheet, reference sample, or artwork can help explain the result you need.
Available customization options depend on the product and order. Our team will review feasibility and confirm minimum quantities, pricing, sample requirements, and production lead times as part of your quote. Include your quantities and requested delivery date so a custom order can be planned appropriately.
Contact us about customization to discuss your requirements.
Can I check availability and delivery timing for an urgent relief order?
Yes. Include the products, quantities, delivery address, receiving requirements, and requested arrival date when you contact us. Ask our team to confirm current availability, lead times, and shipping arrangements for your selected order. A requested delivery date is subject to confirmation and should not be treated as a guaranteed arrival date.
What information should I include in a message about emergency relief supplies?
Use our Contact Us page and provide the products, quantities, cot or mattress dimensions, material preferences, delivery destination, and requested arrival date. Include any required specifications, customization details, receiving hours, or unloading restrictions. These details help the team review suitable products, case packs, availability, and delivery arrangements.
Shelter Linen Par Level Calculator
Estimate flat sheets, fitted sheets, and pillowcases for your shelter beds. Enter bed counts by size, occupancy, a target par level, and a reserve, then adjust the items used per bed. Plan for peak occupancy and round final quantities to the selected case packs. Plan pillows, blankets, and towels separately.
Step 1 — Facility details
Enter bed counts by size, occupancy, and par level.
(Average beds in use ÷ beds in service) × 100. Use a 30–90 day average when possible.
Extra inventory for delays, replacements, or peak days.
Step 2 — Bed setup
Choose a sheeting method and confirm items used per bed.
This pre-fills counts below. Edit if needed.
Items per bed
Step 3 — Results
Review totals and export for your team.
| Bed size | Flat | Fitted | Pillowcases | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | — | — | — | — |
| Twin XL | — | — | — | — |
| Full | — | — | — | — |
| Full XL | — | — | — | — |
| Queen | — | — | — | — |
| King | — | — | — | — |
| Totals | — | — | — | — |





