70 × 140 cm at 550 g/m²
The main purchasing format combines a 70 × 140 cm finished size with 550 g/m² cotton terry.
White Hotel Bath Towel with a Woven Border
The selected construction is white cotton terry with a loop-pile drying body and a broad woven border near the short end. The flat border gives the towel a clear edge when folded across a rail or stacked on a shelf.
Keep the border style consistent across a room set. Compare its width, the end hems and the long-edge seams on the sample; the border should lie flat beside the pile after the agreed wash-and-dry cycle.
Plain white keeps the bath towel separate from decorative runners and bed linen. A small embroidered mark can sit within the border area; its position, thread color and reverse finish belong on the approved artwork and sample.
The main purchasing format combines a 70 × 140 cm finished size with 550 g/m² cotton terry.
The lighter option retains 70 × 140 cm with a 500 g/m² target; the larger option uses 80 × 160 cm at 600 g/m². Compare handle, folded bulk and drying time using samples under the operator’s laundry routine.
Record finished dimensions and fabric mass as two figures: GSM describes fabric mass per area, which differs from the weight of one packed towel. Match the sample code to the size, construction and laundering record used for the order.
| Product | White bordered bath towel |
|---|---|
| Selected format | 70 × 140 cm · 550 g/m² · selected cotton terry |
| Selected textile | 100% cotton loop-pile terry; composition is a purchasing target |
| Main finished size | 70 × 140 cm; selected order size, measured flat |
| Main fabric mass | 550 g/m²; selected fabric-weight target |
| Alternative formats | 70 × 140 cm at 500 g/m²; 80 × 160 cm at 600 g/m² |
| Dimensional change target | Maximum 5% in length and width after the agreed laundering procedure; ISO 5077 evaluation |
| Appearance and labeling | White pile, broad woven border; care instructions tied to the accepted textile and laundry process |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
Use the bath towel as its own line item, with pieces per bathroom and the number of rooms using that set. Hand towels, washcloths and floor mats remain separate products and quantities.
Show towels in use, towels in the laundry and replacement reserves as three counts. A hotel with an outside laundry service may need a different reserve from a property laundering every day on site.
Use the 70 × 140 cm or 80 × 160 cm towel outline to review rail width, hanging drop and shelf space. Measure the actual folded sample when planning storage.
The quotation identifies the selected finished size, cotton construction and GSM target. Embroidery adds an artwork and sample line; it should not be bundled into an unspecified white-towel description.
Use ASTM D 5433-24 as an agreed towel purchasing evaluation framework. For this specification, adopt a maximum 5% dimensional change in each direction after the agreed wash-and-dry procedure, evaluated using ISO 5077 with specimen measurement under ISO 3759. This is an acceptance target, confirmed by testing for the order.
State the number of towels per inner pack and carton, then identify any room-set packs on their own lines. Carton labels should retain the towel reference, size, quantity and embroidery reference so replenishment stock is traceable.
List the initial opening stock and later replenishment quantities as two lines, with the destination and delivery stage. Minimum quantities, production periods and shipping terms are quoted for the chosen towel, packing and artwork.
The selected purchasing construction is 100% cotton terry with a broad woven border. Record fiber composition against the accepted textile sample and order reference.
The main format is 70 × 140 cm at 550 g/m². A 500 g/m² option uses the same finished size, while the 80 × 160 cm option has a 600 g/m² target. They are selected purchasing formats; compare their actual samples for handle, bulk and laundry performance.
No. GSM is fabric mass per square meter. Finished towel mass also depends on its area, border, hems and embroidery. Use the actual finished sample mass for laundry loading and pack weight.
An embroidered mark can be specified with its location, size and thread color. Place it on the agreed border area and approve the reverse finish as well as the face; quantities and artwork affect the quotation.
This purchasing basis sets a maximum 5% dimensional change in each direction after an agreed wash-and-dry procedure. ISO 5077 measures the change; the hotel’s detergent, temperature, bleach and drying routine need to be represented in the sample evaluation.
Yes, a room-set schedule can combine individually identified bath towels, hand towels and mats. Give each piece its own size and quantity, then state the set contents and packs per carton. The bath towel is counted once even when included in a set.