Private label & custom production
Custom Towel Factory
for Private Label Programmes
Disposable nonwoven towels, bed linen and mats built to a written specification and sold under your own brand. Specification, sampling, packing artwork and shipping documents are confirmed in writing before production starts.
What the record shows
Where the production actually happens
National standard
GB/T 40276-2021
Listed among the drafting organizations of China's national standard for soft nonwoven towels.
Monthly capacity
About 50 million pieces
Towels and bath towels under normal scheduling, plus 1.8 million packs or boxes of face towels.
Private label history
Hundreds of brands
Face towels produced under customers' own brands, confirmed by the factory owner in 2026.
Production site
Qingdao, China
3,000 m² site and 28 employees, with spunlace lines in Huangdao.
How an order runs
From enquiry to shipment, eight recorded stages
This is the sequence the factory works to. No stage is skipped, and production begins only after the packaging is approved.
- 1
Requirement confirmed
End use, destination market, first and annual volume, target price.
- 2
Specification proposed
Material, GSM, size, texture and colour matched to the use case.
- 3
Sample quoted
A sample is made against the proposed specification and priced.
- 4
Sample approved
The sample is measured against the written sheet before it is signed off.
- 5
Packing approved
Artwork, label, barcode, inner pack and carton marks are confirmed.
- 6
Production
Runs to the approved sample and the written specification.
- 7
Shipment
Documents are issued for the destination market and the agreed terms.
- 8
Review
What held and what to change before the next run.
What to send
What custom towel manufacturers need from the buyer
Six inputs decide the quotation. Everything else can be discussed; these six cannot be guessed on your behalf.
Use case and end user
Salon, spa, hotel, gym, clinic, pet grooming or household.
Market, channel and volume
Destination country, sales channel, first order and expected annual quantity.
Material, size, GSM, texture, colour
The specification you already use, or the one you want to reach.
Packing, branding, barcode, carton
Unit format, artwork, label, barcode and outer-carton requirements.
Target price, port, terms, timing
Target price, destination port, trade terms and required delivery window.
Certificates and claims
The tests, certificates and environmental wording your market requires.
Hotel programmes
Custom hotel towels: specify the room standard first
A hotel programme is priced from the room standard, not from a single towel. Three numbers decide it, and all three come from the property.
Rooms and turnover cycle
Room count and how often the supply is replaced sets the annual quantity.
Where the piece is used
Bathroom, wash basin, spa treatment room or pool area — the same format does not fit all four.
How it is presented
Folded, rolled, or individually wrapped changes the packing, the carton count and the handling time.
Before production
What a custom towel supplier confirms in writing
A specification sheet per item
Material and blend ratio, GSM, dimensions, texture, colour and packing.
An approved sample reference
The physical sample that production is measured against.
Approved packing artwork
Label, artwork, barcode and carton marks signed off by the buyer.
Documents for the destination
Packing list, invoice and the test reports or certificates the market requires — each confirmed per project.
The limits of the offer
What the recorded specification does not cover is stated, rather than filled in with an assumption.
Buyer questions
Before you ask for a private label quote
What is the minimum order quantity?
Can the product carry our own brand?
How long does a sample take?
Can one order combine several formats?
Can you put an environmental claim on the pack?
Send the specification you already work to
A current specification sheet, a photo of the piece in use, or a target price and volume is enough to start. The answer comes back as a specification proposal, not a catalogue page.