Linens Program
University of Colorado Boulder has been offering the Residence Hall Linens program since 1993. Students at University of Colorado Boulder require specially-sized sheets, mattress pads and comforters to fit campus mattresses. These beds, which are longer than 76 inches, are intended to maximize student comfort.
When you reserve your college bedding through the Residence Hall Linens Program at Dormify, you ensure the right size linens for move-in. The selection is larger than you will find anywhere else, at prices that are budget-friendly. Best of all, every Residence Hall Linens product available through Dormify is guaranteed to fit and guaranteed to last from move-in all the way to graduation. Extra-long sheets, extra-long mattress pads, extra-long comforters, pillows, décor and storage solutions and all other products are backed by this guarantee.
Guarantee your first choice today
We recommend that families and students respond early, in order to have the widest selection of college bedding to choose from. Doing so will guarantee your first choice color or pattern and help you make great progress on your college shopping checklist.
Testimonials
"After receiving your literature, I went to the stores and compared what it would cost me, the stores prices for everything you offered in 'The Complete Campus Collection' totaled over $295.00. I came straight home and ordered your package! Thank you for all the help."
- B. Kelly, parent
"This is an exceptional value. I know from past experience that dorm beds are impossible to fit - I'm glad this service is available. "
- N. Lawrence, parent of first-year student
"I liked that you had several different "Value Pak" options. I checked out prices at several stores as well as online and found that your prices seemed to be a really good deal. "
- V. Mead, parent of first-year student
"My daughter will be going away to college for the first time. With everything that needs to be done, ordering from RHL made things a lot easier. The time and money saved made it even better. "
- K. Engel, parent of first-year student
