“Can a 150-year-old B2B textile supplier modernise trade payments and reduce buyer friction by embedding BNPL-style terms directly into its e-commerce checkout?”
Founded in 1866, Vision Linens has operated for over 150 years as a B2B textile supplier to the global hospitality, laundry, retail and public sector markets, with clients including IHG, Hilton and Accor. The company runs a direct e-commerce channel (visionlinens.com) alongside its wholesale operation. The most notable embedded-finance move is the 2024 adoption of Hokodo for B2B BNPL at checkout — offering trade buyers a 30-day interest-free payment term — reflecting a broader trend of B2B merchants embedding consumer-style financing to reduce friction for institutional buyers.
Vision Linens's lending and capital products are provided by Hokodo.
Vision Linens is founded in 1866 and headquartered in Blackburn, Lancashire, United Kingdom.
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