Vision Linens, leading textile supplier and distributer, has set about securing its place in the European market through the establishment of a full commercial and logistics solution to service European customers.

We are delighted to share with you some progressive changes we are making by redefining our core hospitality product range. This follows on from our recent company name change, and so the brand has further been refreshed, reflecting the company’s growth with 6,500 customers in 84 different countries across the globe.

The UK indoor hospitality industry is looking forward to reopening from next Monday (17 May). While this is welcomed news, there are yet some restrictions in place to help keep staff and customers safe. Everyone is being encouraged to remain wearing face coverings in enclosed public spaces

Vision Linens, has yet again, set another challenge for its hospitality team. With looking to better times ahead and focusing on self-improvement, the eco-warrior challenge was created. Essentially, this looked to engage the team in a time where the majority remain to be working remotely, while getting behind the ethics of Vision’s sustainable textile brand, ecopure.

In a world turned upside down due to Covid-19, we’ve seen the resilience of the hospitality industry push back with Covid-related innovations. However, there is one item in the hospitality industry, already in existence, that can aid in restricting the spread of both Covid-19, as well as other germs and viruses.

We are delighted to announce that our company name has changed from Vision Support Services Limited to Vision Linens Limited. This name change will allow us to present ourselves more clearly for what we are, a world leading textile company, and reflect our focus more clearly.

Vision has donated 2000 face masks to a local charity, The Greater Manchester Mayor’s Charity. This independent charity supports over 45 frontline organisations across Greater Manchester, all of whom are supporting people either experiencing, or at risk of homelessness.

Over the last month it has been widely reported that there is a mounting congestion issue across UK ports, and particularly at Felixstowe, the UK’s busiest port.

Over the last month it has been widely reported that there is a mounting congestion issue across UK ports, and particularly at Felixstowe, the UK’s busiest port.

Vision Support Services ecommerce division, Vision Linens, is delighted to have been awarded Preferred Partner status to supply both AA Hotel & Hospitality Services and VisitEngland Assessment Services Members. Under the partnership, selected product lines have been developed to suit a range of property types.