Revman Expands Laura Ashley Utility Bedding Collection

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Revman International has relaunched the Laura Ashley utility bedding collection, which includes pillows, pads, and down-alt comforters, as part of a broader expansion of the Laura Ashley brand within Revman's assortment. The company has also refreshed its Laura Ashley fashion bedding line, which CEO Rich Roman describes as a 'generational brand' with appeal across multiple age groups, including a strong Back-to-College component.

Why it matters

The move to bring the Laura Ashley utility bedding line fully under Revman's control and pair it with updated fashion bedding reflects the company's strategy to strengthen its hold on this classic English home brand. As a foundational license for Revman, Laura Ashley's expanded presence signals the brand's continued importance within the company's broader portfolio of licensed home textile offerings.

The details

During the New York Home Fashions Market, Revman relaunched the Laura Ashley utility bedding collection, which had previously been licensed elsewhere. The basic bedding group includes pillows, pads, and down-alt comforters. This utility collection now sits alongside a refreshed array of Laura Ashley fashion bedding, which CEO Rich Roman describes as appealing to multiple generations, from mothers to grandmothers, and also having a strong Back-to-College component.

• The Laura Ashley utility bedding collection was relaunched by Revman during the New York Home Fashions Market.
• The Martha Stewart brand collection, which officially debuted at the September market last year, was also showcased by Revman at the spring New York Market, featuring a variety of seasonal/holiday bedding and accessories.
• The Tommy Hilfiger collection, another license Revman landed in 2025, was also presented, offering designs for master bedrooms as well as more collegiate looks for Back-to-Campus season.

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What’s next

Revman plans to continue expanding its offerings under the Laura Ashley brand, potentially introducing new product categories or collaborating on exclusive collections to further strengthen the brand's presence within the company's portfolio.