Size
Finished dimensions
Measured after washing and hemming, given in centimetres and inches so the same page works on both sides of an order.
GSM
Grams per square metre
Fabric weight. Higher GSM means a denser pile: more absorbent, slower to dry, more expensive per piece.
MOQ
Minimum order quantity
The smallest run we can put on the loom for that size. Smaller sizes carry higher minimums because they weave faster.
Stitch
Hem construction
Single- or double-stitched. This is the single biggest factor in how many industrial wash cycles the piece survives.
Construction guide
Single-stitch vs. double-stitch
Every product page in this catalog notes which hem construction it uses, illustrated directly on the product's technical drawing.
Single-stitch hem
A single line of stitching folds and secures the raw edge. Economical and lightweight — well suited to retail, decorative and everyday-use items with moderate laundering cycles.
Double-stitch hem
Two parallel rows of stitching reinforce the edge against fraying and repeated stress. Built for institutional laundering — hotels, gyms, spas and other high-turnover commercial use.
Standard sizing
The towel size run
Unless a product page says otherwise, towel lines are woven to this run at 350–700 GSM.
| Product | Size (cm) | Size (in) | GSM | MOQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Face cloth | 30 x 30 | 13″ x 13″ | 350-700 | 10,000-12,000 |
| Guest towel | 40 x 60 | 16″ x 26″ | 350-700 | 8,000-10,000 |
| Hand towel | 50 x 90 | 20″ x 40″ | 350-700 | 6,000-7,500 |
| Bath towel | 70 x 140 | 27″ x 50″ | 350-700 | 3,500-5,000 |
| Bath sheet | 90 x 150 | 30″ x 54″ | 350-700 | 1,500-1,750 |
| Jumbo sheet | 100 x 150 | 35″ x 60″ | 350-700 | 1,250-1,500 |
Not sure which spec?
Send us the use case
Room count, wash frequency and budget per piece are usually enough for us to recommend a GSM and a hem.
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