Description:

Order by Room Count: Rooms times occupancy gives the quantity. Amenities bought separately deplete at different rates and carry a reorder point each; taken as a kit, none of that reaches your stock sheet.

What's in the Kit: Two dental kits, a razor with shaving cream, comb, vanity kit, shower cap and soap, alongside the four-piece 40ml wet line.

Three Things, Not Two: Most amenity lines ask a buyer to give one up: a good pack on thin components, solid components in a plain pack, or both at a price that has no business in a midscale par. This line holds all three.

Where the Cost Advantage Comes From: The premium read comes from material contrast, not expensive construction: plain kraft board, a narrow black card band, foil on a small area only. No rigid box, no full-surface print.

Where the Quality Is Held: Nothing is thinned where a guest can feel it - 10g of shaving cream rather than 5g, full-length brushes with dense heads, wood-stem buds, 40ml bottles not 30ml. 

Warmth, Not Just Restraint: Black card alone reads cool and corporate; kraft alone reads casual. Together they keep the precision of one and the warmth of the other - a room that reads as looked after. 

Classic Rather Than Trend-Led: Kraft, black and gold was correct twenty years ago and will still be correct in five. A theme or heritage property can run it without a redesign.

Set Your Own Configuration: Every component is supplied stand-alone. Fix the contents once to suit your room grade, then order that configuration by room count.

Used in:

- Upper-midscale hotels and hotel chains

- Theme hotels and heritage-style properties

- Boutique hotels, guest houses and homestays

- Resorts, holiday hotels and countryside properties

- New hotel openings and room refurbishments