Antibacterial Blanket

In short: The antibacterial blanket is an institutional group developed for communal spaces with high hygiene requirements — hospitals, dormitories, care homes, worksites. Production falls under Oeko-Tex Standard 100. Enquiries are assessed per project.

What Institutional Use Demands

Resistance to frequent washing: in communal use a blanket is washed many times more often than at home
Colour fastness: fading and colour bleeding across repeated washes are unacceptable
Dimensional stability: shrinkage disrupts stock management
Hygiene: odour resistance and fast drying matter
Supply continuity: the same colour and weight must be repeatable in follow-up orders

At Sesli Tekstil colour recipes are archived and batch matching is applied, so colour consistency is preserved in repeat orders.

Which Institutions?

Setting	Priority need
Hospitals and healthcare	Hygiene, frequent washing, colour coding
Dormitories and schools	Durability, economical weight
Care homes	Soft hand, easy maintenance
Worksites and mass accommodation	Economical, fast supply

Certification Scope

Our production falls under Oeko-Tex Standard 100, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, Amfori BSCI and TSE. Oeko-Tex Standard 100 tests more than 100 chemicals that may be harmful to human health in independent laboratories — one of the most frequently requested documents in institutional purchasing.

Note: Our GRS certificate applies to the regenerated cotton yarn production line only; no GRS document is provided for blanket products.

Tenders and Specifications

In public and institutional purchasing, the specification usually defines size, weight, blend ratio, colour and test reports together. Sending your request with the specification or a technical property list speeds up the suitability assessment. For segment detail see disaster, military, hotel and hospital blankets.

Quotation Process

You can apply with product group, size, weight, colour, quantity and delivery date. Where required a sample is produced and, once approved, serial production begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are antibacterial blankets used?

In hospitals and healthcare facilities, dormitories and schools, care homes, worksites and mass accommodation — settings with high hygiene requirements.

Which certifications does the antibacterial blanket hold?

Production is carried out under Oeko-Tex Standard 100, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, Amfori BSCI and TSE. The GRS certificate covers the regenerated cotton yarn line only.

What should be considered in institutional blanket purchasing?

Resistance to frequent washing, colour fastness, dimensional stability, fast drying and colour consistency in repeat orders are the decisive criteria.

Do you produce to a technical specification for tenders?

When you send the specification or a technical property list, a suitability assessment is carried out; where required a sample is produced and submitted for approval.

Is the antibacterial blanket sold at retail?

This group is intended for project and wholesale purchasing. For individual purchases please see the standard blanket models in our marketplace store.