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Velvet towel is a special type of towel that usually has a very soft and luxurious feel. As the name suggests, velvet towels often have a velvety-feeling finish, often being very thick and super absorbent. For this reason, they are often used in luxury venues such as hotels and spas.

Velvet towels are usually made from high-quality cotton, but bamboo or other luxury materials can also be used in some cases. Cotton velvet towels are usually the most absorbent and durable.

The production of the velvet towel is similar to the production process of other towels. However, a special weaving or finishing process may be required to give it a velvety feel. This usually means creating a denser towel on the loom and/or making the surface of the towel softer and smoother at the finishing stage.

Velvet towels are valued not only for their soft and luxurious feel, but also for their durability and high water absorption capacity. However, they are generally more expensive than other types of towels and may require more careful maintenance. For example, it is generally recommended to dry on low heat and not use bleach or harsh detergents.

As Özay Tekstil, we generally work on export surplus stock towels, but some companies want us to produce them, and we help our customers in this regard.

Hand towel manufacturing usually consists of several steps. Hand towels are usually made of materials such as cotton, bamboo or microfiber and are usually 30×50 cm, 50×70 cm or 50×90 cm. Here is a general hand towel production process:

Yarn Preparation: Yarns are prepared from cotton, bamboo or other materials.
Weaving: Yarns are processed on the loom to form hand towels. Towels are usually produced with small loops called pile (pile), these loops increase the ability of the towel to absorb water.
Dyeing: Towels are usually produced raw and then dyed into the desired colours.
Finishing: After dyeing, the towel usually goes through a softening process, which makes the texture of the fabric softer. The finishing phase may also include cutting and sizing the towel.
Control and Packaging: In the last step, the dimensions, colors and overall quality of the towel are checked. After the towel meets quality standards, it is packaged to be shipped to customers.

Hand towel sales are usually made in retail stores, by us as ÖZAY TEKSTİL, from wholesale distributors or directly from the manufacturer. Some companies offer customized towels and may print the logo or name of businesses, hotels or restaurants on the towels. Also, some manufacturers do wholesale, which can be a cost-effective option for businesses that need large quantities of towels.

A black towel is a type of towel that is usually made of cotton, microfiber or other absorbent materials and is generally used in the bathroom, kitchen, gym or beach. Black is preferred by some users for its elegance and easy maintenance because it tends to hide stains or dirt.

The general process of black towel production is as follows:

Material Selection: The most preferred material for towels is usually cotton. Cotton has excellent water absorption ability. In addition, microfiber can be preferred due to its fast drying feature.
Weaving: The yarns are processed on a loom to form a towel. Towels are usually produced with small loops called pile (pile), these loops increase the ability of the towel to absorb water.
Dyeing: The towel is usually produced in white and then dyed to the desired colour. For a black towel, black dye is used during the fabric dyeing process.
Finishing: After dyeing, the towel usually goes through a softening process, which makes the texture of the fabric softer. The finishing phase may also include cutting and sizing the towel.

Towels can be divided into several types according to their use, material, size and style. Here are some types of towels:

Bath Towel: These towels are usually used in the bathroom and are quite large. Bath towels are generally used to dry the body after a shower or bath.
Hand Towel: These towels are smaller and are usually placed next to the sink and used to dry hands.
Face Towel: A face towel is a small towel usually used to dry the face.
Kitchen Towel: These towels are often used in the kitchen and can be used to dry hands, dry dishes or hold hot utensils.
Sports Towel: A sports or fitness towel is a small towel used to wipe sweat. It is usually made of lightweight and quick-drying materials.
Beach Towel: These towels are usually used at the beach or by the pool and usually have larger and more colorful patterns.
Baby Towel: This type of towel is generally used to dry babies. Baby towels are usually smaller and ultra-soft, and sometimes come with a hood.
Turkish Bath Towel (Pestamal): Also known as Turkish bath towel, it is generally light, fast drying and very absorbent. It can be used both as a bath towel and as a beach towel.

Each type of towel serves a specific purpose and each has its own unique sizes, shapes, patterns and materials.

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A fitness or sports towel is a type of towel used to wipe sweat during sports and exercise. They are usually smaller in size (eg 30×100 cm, 50×90 cm) and are made of materials with light, fast drying and absorbent properties. Most gym towels use microfiber, cotton, or a blend.

The general process of sports towel manufacturing is as follows:

Material Selection: Fitness towels are usually made of materials such as microfiber or cotton. While microfiber is preferred because of its fast drying feature and lightness, cotton can be preferred because of its high water absorption capacity.
Cut: The terry cloth is cut according to the specified dimensions. This is usually done with a clipper.
Sewing: The cut fabric pieces are sewn with an overlock machine. This seals the edges of the fabric nicely and cleanly and prevents the fabric from unraveling or splitting.
Control and Packaging: Towels pass quality control and are packaged. At this stage, the dimensions, seams and overall quality of each towel are checked. The towels are then packaged to be shipped to customers.

Sports towels can often be customized with the brand’s logo or name and come in a variety of colors. They are often used in gyms and fitness centers, they are also popular for personal use.

Whether you want bouclé terry fabric or finished towel wholesale, we have wholesale sales. The manufacture of terry cloth is a process consisting of several stages. Generally, this process includes yarn preparation, weaving, dyeing, finishing and quality control. Here is a more detailed description of these stages:

Yarn Preparation: The first step is the preparation of cotton yarn, which is the main material of terry cloth. Cotton fibers are combined and spun into yarn. In some cases, different fibers can be mixed. For example, cotton and bamboo fibers can be used together.
Weaving: The prepared yarn is processed on a loom. The peculiarity of terry cloth comes from the small loops (hairs) found on its surface. These cycles increase the fabric’s ability to absorb water.
Dyeing: The woven fabric is usually white. The dyeing process is done to give the desired colors to the fabric. This process is usually performed in a dyebath.
Finishing: After dyeing, the fabric usually goes through a smoothing process. This makes the texture of the fabric softer and more comfortable. The finishing step can also be used to cut and size the fabric.
Quality Control: The final step is the quality control stage. Here, properties such as dimensions, colors, texture and absorbency of the fabric are checked. After verifying that the fabric meets the standards, the fabric is packaged for shipping to customers.

This general process provides the general framework for terry cloth manufacture. However, different manufacturers may use different techniques and processing steps.

Bath towel and loincloth are a special type of towel used in Turkish baths. It is also commonly known as “loincloth” or “futah”. Bath towels are usually made of natural fibers such as cotton, bamboo or linen and are known for being lightweight, fast drying and very absorbent. In addition, they are often decorated with elegant patterns and vibrant colors.

The general process of production of bath towels is as follows:

Material Selection: Bath towels are usually made of natural fibers such as cotton, bamboo or linen. These materials provide lightness, fast drying and high absorbency properties.
Weaving: Bath towels are usually produced on traditional looms. The threads are woven according to a certain pattern and color scheme.
Finishing: After weaving is complete, the edges of the towel are often tasseled or hand-tied for a neat finish. The towel can also be subjected to a special washing process to increase its softness and absorbency properties.
Inspection and Packaging: The towel is carefully inspected to detect any defects and ensure it meets quality standards. Next, the towels are packaged to be shipped to customers.

Bath towels have a number of uses, such as beach towels, picnic mats, home decorations or even clothing. Their light weight and fast drying properties make them ideal for travel and outdoor activities.

Hotel towels are plain white towels that are generally used in accommodation places such as hotels, dormitories, and apartments. Towels, also known as hotel towels or Eponj towels, do not have any patterns, lines or colors on them.

Eponj flat towels are often used in places such as bathrooms, kitchens, gyms and beauty salons. The most important features of these towels are that they absorb water very well and dry very quickly. Eponge towels are usually made of 100% cotton and are usually very soft.

The production process of the eponymous flat towel is similar to the general towel production process:

Material Selection: Eponj plain towels are usually made of high quality cotton because cotton absorbs water well and is soft against the skin.
Cutting: Towel fabric is cut in accordance with the determined dimensions. The cut is usually done with a clipper.
Sewing: The cut fabric pieces are sewn with an overlock machine. This seals the edges of the fabric nicely and cleanly and prevents the fabric from unraveling or splitting.
Control and Packaging: Towels pass quality control and are packaged. At this stage, the dimensions, seams and overall quality of each towel are checked. The towels are then packaged to be shipped to customers.

Eponj plain towels can be found in a variety of sizes and colors as they are often used in places such as the bathroom, kitchen or gym. Sizes often vary depending on usage and personal preferences.

Bath towels are usually made of a material, usually cotton, that has a high water absorption capacity and provides comfort to the wearer. It should also be durable and able to withstand frequent washing. Bath towels are usually larger – usually 70×140 cm, 75×150 cm or 100×150 cm. However, sizes may vary from brand to brand and region to region.

The general process of manufacturing bath towels is as follows:

Material Selection: Generally, high quality cotton is used because this material is both soft and absorbs water well. Turkish cotton and Egyptian cotton are among the best types of cotton used to make towels.
Cut: Towel fabric is cut to fit the dimensions of the towel.
Sewing: Fabric pieces are stitched with an overlock machine. This machine covers the edges of the fabric nicely and cleanly, preventing the fabric from unraveling or splitting.
Control and Packaging: The final process is quality control and packaging of the towels. At this stage, the dimensions, seams and overall quality of each towel are checked. The towels are then packaged to be shipped to customers.

Bath towels are usually white, but different colors and patterns are also available. Also, some towels can be customized with the brand’s logo or name. Towel selection may vary depending on the general decoration of the place and personal preferences.

Towels measuring 30×30 cm are generally used as face towels or hand towels. The manufacturing process for a towel of this size usually includes the following steps:

Material Selection: Cotton is generally preferred for towel making, because this material is soft and absorbs water well. However, alternative materials such as bamboo or microfiber are also sometimes used.
Cutting: Towel fabric is cut in accordance with the dimensions of 30×30 cm. This is usually done with a cutting machine at the factory, but manual cutting can also be used for small production runs.
Sewing: The cut pieces of fabric are then stitched using an overlock machine. This machine covers the edges of the fabric nicely and cleanly, preventing the fabric from unraveling or splitting.
Control and Packaging: The final process is quality control and packaging of the towels. At this stage, the dimensions, seams and overall quality of each towel are checked. The towels are then packaged to be shipped to customers.

As a side note, it’s important to consider the shrinkage potential of the fabric. This usually occurs during the washing and drying process. Therefore, it is generally good practice to cut the fabric to a slightly larger size during the cutting phase.