Three selected garment sizes
The S/M/L purchasing schedule uses body lengths of 110/120/130 cm, half-chest widths of 60/65/70 cm and sleeve lengths of 55/58/60 cm.
White Belted Hotel Bathrobe with Patch Pockets
The white robe has a wrap front with a broad collar, a waist belt and long sleeves. The overlapping front closes with the belt, with no buttons, making body width and belt position important to the fit.
Two front patch pockets keep the shape practical for guest use. Turned cuffs finish the sleeves. The sample review covers pocket attachment, sleeve length, seam finish and whether the belt stays aligned when the robe is worn.
The purchasing fabric for this robe is white 100% cotton terry at 400 g/m². Sample approval covers fiber composition, fabric weight, pile and finished handle.
The S/M/L purchasing schedule uses body lengths of 110/120/130 cm, half-chest widths of 60/65/70 cm and sleeve lengths of 55/58/60 cm.
Half chest is a flat garment measurement, distinct from the wearer’s chest circumference. Check the wrap overlap, collar position and belt height on a fit sample; the same body width can feel different when the front overlap changes.
Keep the base robe white. A small chest or pocket-area embroidery can identify the property without replacing the garment size label. Artwork approval covers placement, thread color, backing and the feel against the wearer.
| Product | White belted guest bathrobe with patch pockets |
|---|---|
| Selected garment size | 120 cm body ·65 cm half chest ·58 cm sleeve |
| Selected fabric | 100% cotton terry ·400 g/m² purchasing target |
| M size dimensions | 120 cm body length ·65 cm half chest ·58 cm sleeve |
| S and L dimensions | S 110/60/55 cm; L 130/70/60 cm — body/half chest/sleeve |
| Garment construction | Broad collar, overlapping front, waist belt, long sleeves, turned cuffs and two patch pockets |
| Dimensional change target | Maximum 5% in three recorded garment measures after agreed wash/dry procedure; ISO 5077 evaluation |
| Size and care marking | Size label linked to measured garment chart; care instructions linked to accepted fabric 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. |
Give each room type a robe quantity and selected size mix. Keep the number in guest use separate from the laundry cycle and replacement reserve so suites and standard rooms do not receive the same count by default.
Adopt a maximum 5% dimensional change in body length, half chest and sleeve length after the agreed wash-and-dry procedure. Use ISO 3759 measurement preparation and ISO 5077 dimensional-change evaluation; this target is not a reported wash result.
A 120 cm robe hangs differently from a 130 cm robe. Review the garment on the intended hanger or hook, leaving the belt and hem clear of wet floors. Use the folded sample when choosing shelf or wardrobe space.
The quotation should identify body length, half chest, sleeve length, 400 g/m² cotton-terry target, collar shape, pockets and cuff treatment. A size letter alone is not enough to define a repeat order.
Use one size-controlled fit sample and a traceable fabric reference. Review collar, wrap coverage, pocket alignment and seam finish together.
Provide the artwork dimensions and position. ISO 3758 care symbols describe supported care treatments. Match written laundry instructions to the accepted textile and operator routine.
Identify each pack by robe size, quantity and artwork reference. Keep opening stock and replacement stock on separate order lines, with the destination and required stage; minimum quantities and delivery terms depend on the agreed order.
They are selected garment measurements for this purchasing schedule, distinct from universal wearer sizes. S is 110/60/55 cm, M 120/65/58 cm and L 130/70/60 cm for body length, half chest and sleeve length. Check the size mix on a fit sample.
The selected purchasing construction is white 100% cotton terry at 400 g/m². Record composition and fabric weight against the accepted textile reference.
Lay the relaxed robe flat with the front aligned, then measure the garment width at the agreed underarm line. Record that line on the size chart. Half chest is not the wearer’s chest circumference, and the front overlap must also be reviewed for fit.
A small embroidered mark may be specified at the chest or pocket area. Supply the artwork size, location and thread color, and review the backing and inside feel on the sample. Keep the size and care labels legible.
Evaluate the accepted robe with the operator’s actual process, including detergent, bleach, temperature and drying. This purchasing schedule sets a maximum 5% dimensional-change target after the agreed wash-and-dry procedure.
They can be coordinated in one bathroom-supply schedule, with separate references and counts. Robes require a garment-size mix; towels require finished piece dimensions and weights. Keep each item identifiable in packs and replacement orders.