From January 14 through January 18, the Garnier Thiebaut USA team joined the 17th annual Cayman Cookout, which returned to Grand Cayman, marking a milestone year for its host property, The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, which celebrated its 20th anniversary. Over five days, the resort became a vibrant culinary hub, hosting more than 57 events across the property and beyond, with GT USA present throughout the experience as the official linen partner.

The event brought together internationally acclaimed chefs, sommeliers, and hospitality leaders for a schedule spanning 13 distinct cuisines, including Mexican, Creole, Belgian, Midwest, French, Spanish, Caymanian, Haitian, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, American, and Italian, with Garnier Thiebaut USA linens setting the stage across dining experiences throughout the program. From 7 culinary demonstrations, 23 chef curated meals, and 15 wine and beverage tastings, the Cayman Cookout underscores the very best in luxury hospitality,

As the year comes to a close, we find ourselves reflecting not on big declarations, but on real progress made alongside our partners.

This year was shaped by meaningful conversations, collaboration, and a shared commitment to doing things with intention. From advancing sustainability initiatives to strengthening industry partnerships and remaining closely connected to the global hospitality community, every step was guided by the realities our customers navigate each day, including challenges like evolving market pressures.

Listening, adapting, and progressing remained at the heart of our approach. It continues to influence how we develop our products, how we show up as a partner, and how our linens support the experiences created in hospitality spaces.

• January 15–20, 2025: Cayman Cookout – Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
• February 24–27, 2025: 2025 Hyatt Americas Owners Conference – Nassau, Bahamas
• February 24–26, 2025: Marcus Hotels & Resorts 2025

Every destination has a sense of uniqueness, and the most memorable boutique hotels turn that into a tangible sense of place that guests can see, touch, and remember long after checkout. Boutique hospitality generally refers to smaller, design-forward, often independent or lifestyle properties that lean into character rather than scale.

This segment has grown to be a powerhouse within the hospitality industry. In the United States, boutique hotel revenue is estimated at more than 36 billion dollars in 2025, after several years of strong growth as travelers seek unique and personalized stays. Globally, the boutique hotel market is projected to grow more than seven percent a year through 2030.

This momentum is driven by guests who value distinct design and curated experiences, particularly in the boutique segment, where urban boutique hotels account for more than 60 percent of the global market share. Major hotel groups are also entering this space with lifestyle and soft-brand collections

Luxury hospitality is entering a new ear of purposeful growth, led by properties that continue refine their standards through design innovation and long-term investment. For discerning hoteliers, every decision, whether selecting linens or designing lighting, is as an opportunity to reinforce brand's identity through quality. The textiles guests experience daily communicate far more than comfort; they embody the property’s promise of consistency and care. By investing in materials designed to perform and endure, properties not only protect their brand reputation but also optimize lifecycle value through reduced replacement costs and sustained guest satisfaction.

U.S. luxury hotels continued to lead the hospitality sector into late 2025, outpacing the broader market’s performance. Industry data show that overall U.S. hotel RevPAR was roughly flat year-over-year in early Q4 2025, as falling occupancy largely offset modest gains in

Seasonal shifts in hospitality bring both opportunities and operational pressures. Q3 often serves as a transition point. Hotel performance starts to cool after the summer rush, just as demand in university towns picks up with move-ins and fall events. At restaurants and event venues, preparations for the holiday season begin, making it an important moment to assess linen inventories and plan ahead for increased turnover. Proper linen care also becomes essential as higher volumes of dining and events put added strain on front-of-house and banquet operations. Looking further ahead, budget planning for 2026 is underway, creating the chance to connect current performance trends with long-term sourcing strategies and inventory systems. This edition of The Cut explores how hospitality professionals can align day-to-day readiness with forward-looking planning to ensure smooth operations and a strong close to the year.

Hotel performance across the United States tends

For nearly two centuries, Garnier Thiebaut has been synonymous with excellence in French linen craftsmanship. From historic châteaux to modern icons, our bed, bath and table linens are trusted by some of the most prestigious hotels around the world, selected for their timeless design, superior quality, and enduring elegance.

Since 1997, we’ve extended that legacy across the Americas, offering our expertise to hospitality leaders who value elevated guest experiences. Every collection is developed with generations of know-how and designed to meet the high standards of properties that understand the power of detail.

As France celebrates Bastille Day this July, we reflect on the heritage woven into every Garnier Thiebaut linen. Originating in the Vosges in 1833, our brand continues to evolve while upholding the spirit of craftsmanship that defines French excellence. This season, we celebrate not only a national holiday but also the principles we hold dear: refinement, precision, and the lasting

In the world of luxury hospitality, efficiency isn't optional but a competitive advantage. From iconic hotels to Michelin-starred dining rooms, operators turn to Group Purchasing Organizations (GPOs) to simplify procurement, ensure brand consistency, and secure premium products at scale. At Garnier Thiebaut USA, we are more than a linen supplier, we are a trusted partner to the industry’s leading GPOs, helping 162,500+ destinations deliver excellence, one guest experience at a time.

Recognized across North and Central America and the Caribbean, Avendra supports over 16,500 clients with an acquisition model rooted in excellence and accountability. With $14 billion in buying power and 1,200 supplier agreements, Avendra helps maintain a robust supply chain for properties that consistently receive MICHELIN Stars, Forbes Five-Star ratings, and AAA Five Diamond honors. As a trusted partner, Garnier Thiebaut USA delivers linens that reflect the refinement and

This month’s edition of the The Cut Monthly Newsletter by Garnier Thiebaut USA, we showcase new product releases, top picks in pool terry, and celebrate International Women’s Month with interviews from our team and invaluable partners, whose collaborative efforts drive our success forward.

Our new Fidenza Collection, woven from pure 100% Italian linen, exudes a classic and timeless aesthetic with sleek mitered corners and a lightweight weave of 160 GSM. Offered in an extensive palette of 45 different colors, Fidenza is well suited to match every season, and dining setting.

The Fidenza Collection also boasts a sustainable advantage rooted in the flax-growing process. Flax fibers require minimal water, and use less pesticides and chemicals to produce. Fidenza’s natural linen composition results in a fabric that can absorb liquid without feeling damp and is hypoallergenic, ensuring comfortable use for your guests. Elevate the dining experience

As we reach the midway point of Q1 2024, the Garnier Thiebaut USA team is prepped to service your linen needs through new products, integrative technologies, and rapid order fulfillment. In this month’s edition of The Cut Monthly Newsletter by Garnier Thiebaut USA, we unveil new releases in terry, offer a behind-the-scenes look into the art of weaving, discuss the arrival of RFID tech in linens, and introduce some of the talented individuals who constitute the backbone of our team.

We are excited to announce our newest selection of 100% cotton bath linen for our Hospitality partners, perfect for spas and guestrooms. Each design was meticulously crafted to enhance the tactile experiences guests encounter during their stay.

In the hospitality industry, vacation rental management (VRM) companies have risen to prominence, revolutionizing the way individuals experience temporary stays around the world. Just last year, upwards of 700 million people used vacation rentals during their travels, and in the United States alone, there are a total of 25,000 vacation rental management companies currently in operation. VRMs offer a spectrum of services to both guests and property owners, serving as an alternative to traditional hotels. While each property is unique, there is one commonality all VRMs share: a need for linens. This article delves into the importance of vacation rental management companies in the hospitality sector and the crucial contributions Garnier Thiebaut USA strives to make within our VRM partnerships.

Vacation rental management companies serve as intermediaries between property owners and travelers, orchestrating the entire rental process. Their services encompass property marketing, guest communication,