Hand Towels - Wholesale
Hand Towels - Wholesale
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Disposable guest towels for hotel, restaurant, and venue restrooms
Singular guest towels are single-use hand towels made from 55 gsm premium airlaid — a cloth-like paper engineered to absorb rather than smear. Available 15.5″ × 12″ (Standard) or 15.5″ × 8″ (Basic), in smooth or quilted finish, in five colors, supplied in packs of 100 or 200 and sold by the case. Volume tiers and custom quotes above 21 cases or 5,000 units.
In most venues the restroom is the one room where the standard drops. The fixtures are specified, the lighting is specified, the soap is chosen — and then the towel comes out of a janitorial dispenser. That towel is the last thing a guest touches before they walk back into your dining room, and replacing it is the cheapest upgrade available to a restroom.
Airlaid, not multifold tissue
A commodity multifold towel is thin plies pressed together: it sheds lint, falls apart wet, and a guest takes three. Airlaid bonds the fibers into one dense sheet, which is why a single towel dries a pair of hands and why the stack lasts closer to the count on the box.
- 55 gsm with the drape and give of cloth rather than the crackle of paper
- One towel per visit, against two or three for commodity stock
- Lint-free on hands, dark countertops, and black stone basins
- Single ply by design — the substance is the material, not layered sheets
- Holds together wet, so it does not leave fragments in a basin or on a floor
- Compostable where composting accepts paper
Two sizes, two finishes
| Standard | Basic | |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 15.5″ × 12″ | 15.5″ × 8″ |
| Specify for | Powder rooms, restaurant and private-dining restrooms, event restroom service, double-duty as an oversized napkin | Narrow vanities, tray presentation, tight counters, bar and cocktail service |
| Pack | 100 or 200 | 100 or 200 |
| Material | 55 gsm airlaid, 1-ply | 55 gsm airlaid, 1-ply |
Standardizing one size across a property? Take the Standard. It folds down for a tray or basket and still opens wide enough to serve as an oversized napkin at a plated cover, which makes it the more flexible line item. The Basic is the better specification where counter space is the constraint or where towels are presented on a narrow tray.
| Finish | Reads as | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Smooth | Clean, unembossed, understated | Minimalist and modern restrooms, fine dining, anywhere the room is doing the talking. The easiest surface in the range to print on. |
| Quilted | Visible texture, more loft in the hand | Traditional and residential-feel interiors, boutique hotels, settings where the towel itself should register as soft. |
Where to specify them
Guest towels earn their cost where the guest is already paying attention:
- Restaurant and private-dining restrooms — the outlet where a multifold towel undoes the room
- Hotel lobby and public restrooms — the first and last impression of a property
- Event and banquet restroom service — a full guest list, no linen rental, no return count
- Spas, salons, and treatment rooms — where a cloth-like hand feel is part of the service
- Private clubs and member dining — recurring service where the standard is the product
- Bars and bar service — the Basic size as a service towel with drinks
- Double duty at the table — the Standard size works as an oversized napkin at a plated cover
Stocking the table as well as the restroom? Dinner napkins at 15.75″ are built for plated service and come in 26 colors.
Forecasting consumption
Forecast from restroom visits rather than covers, and at one towel per visit — which is the specification, not an optimistic assumption. At 26 operating days:
| Restroom visits per day | Towels per month |
|---|---|
| 100 | 2,600 |
| 200 | 5,200 |
| 400 | 10,400 |
| 800 | 20,800 |
An outlet at roughly 190 restroom visits a day crosses 5,000 units inside a month, which is the lower custom-pricing threshold. For event work the arithmetic is simpler: budget around one and a half towels per guest for restroom service across an evening, so a 500-guest function is about 750 towels and a 1,000-guest function about 1,500.
Carry two weeks' consumption as buffer. Because these are presented rather than dispensed, a stack that looks picked over is worse than no stack at all — plan the refill interval, not just the monthly volume.
Five stock colors
White and Ivory for anything that should read as linen. Terracotta, Navy, and Black where the towel is meant to sit with a specified interior rather than disappear into it.
Color does more work in a restroom than on a table, because the towel is almost always seen against a single fixed surface — one countertop, one basin, one tray. A dark towel on pale stone, or Ivory on dark marble, holds a restroom together in a way a white multifold cannot. For a group, specifying one neutral and one accent across outlets is usually enough.
Custom printing
A guest towel is handled with full attention and then looked at — there is nothing else to look at in a restroom. For a hotel, a club, or a venue selling branded events it is a cheap, high-dwell impression, and the smooth finish gives print the cleanest ground in the range.
A property wordmark, a club crest, a monogram for a wedding package. See custom branding for artwork requirements, minimums, and lead times, which run longer than stock.
Ordering, tiers, and samples
Guest towels ship in packs of 1600, cased at 25600 units, with volume tiers on the page above. Orders above 21 cases or 5,000 units are quoted directly, which is where most hotel, restaurant group, and venue accounts land and where recurring-order terms are set.
Request a sample before a first case, and specify both finishes in it. Smooth against quilted is not a decision a product page settles — it depends on the countertop it sits on and the lighting above it, and it is worth ten minutes in the actual restroom. Request samples or open a wholesale account for pricing against your volume.
Storage, presentation, and disposal
Store cases flat, dry, and off the floor, away from shower and glasswash steam and out of direct sun — airlaid takes on ambient moisture in a humid restroom store faster than most paper stock, and a damp towel loses both its fold and its absorbency before a guest ever reaches for it. Keep opened packs sealed and rotate first in, first out; sealed and dry, shelf life is effectively indefinite.
These are presented, not dispensed. Set out 15 to 20 at a time in a tray, basket, or holder so the stack never looks depleted, and build the refill into the restroom check rather than leaving it to a shift change. A soiled-towel receptacle beside the stack matters as much as the stack itself.
Each towel is single-use. They are compostable where commercial or municipal composting accepts paper products, so confirm what your waste contractor takes before routing them to compost. They should not be flushed: airlaid holds strength when wet, which is exactly why it does not belong in plumbing — and in a public restroom that is a drain-blockage line item, not a theoretical one.
Specify the rest of the service from the wholesale range: dinner napkins for plated service, pocket napkins for pre-folded covers, luncheon napkins for daytime, counter, and buffet, cocktail napkins for bar and beverage, and cotton cocktail napkins for reusable bar linen.
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