Sales hit £23.3m at Stretford-based Trendsetter Home Furnishings
Trendsetter Home Furnishings Ltd is celebrating after achieving sales growth of £800k in its latest financial year.
The Stretford-based supplier of duvets, pillows and mattress toppers saw its sales figures hit £23.3m, up from £22.5m in 2014/15.
Trendsetter has also seen a 23% increase in profitability that it plans to reinvest as part of its long-term growth strategy.
The company has attributed much of the growth to its reinvestment programmes, through which it undertakes staff training and skills development at its base in Manchester and overseas sites in China and Estonia.
Additionally, Trendsetter said it invests in mobility and secondment programmes to keep its operations fluid.
Managing director Claire Watkin said: “Technological breakthroughs and developments have put us at the forefront of our industry.
“From our market-leading fibre innovations, such as Smartfil and Allergy Shield to moisture control, dual layer constructions and luxury fabrics, all products fuse innovation with comfort and luxury. And they were all developed with our customers in mind.”
She added: “The customer stays central to everything that we do.”
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