Our bath linens are fluffy and provide the highest degree of softness and absorbency. No wonder, one feels cozy when wrapped and touched up in our finest range of bath linens. Various fabrication techniques, including weaving, stitching, knitting and bonding webs of fibers, are used to produce toweling. Here various aspects of bath linen such as the selection of fabric, its care and maintenance has been taken into consideration.

2. CONTENT
Introduction
Towel
 Bath Mats and rugs
 Shower curtains
Bath Robe

3. Our bath linens are fluffy and provide the highest degree of
softness and absorbency.
No wonder, one feels cozy when wrapped and touched up in
our finest range of bath linens.

4. Fabric stylists and end product designers
have created many
decorative variations
of textile bath products as
• Towel
• Rugs
• Mats
• Shower curtains
These items are often as
ornamental as they are
functional.

5.  Various fabrication techniques, including weaving,
stitching, knitting and bonding webs of fibers, are used to
produce toweling.
 Towels and toweling are composed primarily of cotton.
A cotton pile is made from uncut loops.
Manufacturers often produce cotton and polyester
blended toweling to save on cost, however, this decreases
the softness of the hand, the comfort, and the absorbency.

6. • Towel comes in a variety of sizes and with a variety of edge and
end finishes. Trims and embellish their surface.
several type of towel are included in today’s market
assortment.
Type width *length (cm )
Dish towel 30*60 to 40*76
Washcloth 30*30 to 33*33
Face/hand towel 35*50 to 68*105
Bath sheet 89*167 to 114 *190
Bath towel 50*80 to 80*115

7. Woven of all linen, linen and cotton blend , all cotton and rayon .
Vary in weave , being plain, twill, satin, honey comb , huck-a-
back, birds eye and small geometric designs.
 for fairly rough and absorbent surface yarns need to be
smooth, heavy and slackly twisted.
For durable fabric weave should be close, and count must be
balanced.
1. Hand and face towel

8. 2.Bath towel
Usually cotton or cotton and man made fibres with terry weave,
characterized by looped pile surface . Piles increases absorbency.
In expensive towel pile loops are longer because it improve
absorptive quality , but they catch and pull out easily
A loop of 0.5 cm deep is generally the best.
The attractiveness can be increased by plain colors and woven
design.

9. 3.Wash towel
Wash towel is used to give a friction while cleaning surface/skin .
A terry- cloth with loops on both sides is used. Strength of the cloth
depends on a form, even weave and form stitching of edges, so that the
corners do not fray.

10.  All towels carry instructions for machine washing using
warm water and machine drying.
 Towel with fancy borders and highly decorative trims
may using hand wash in cool water and line dry.
 White items should be bleached with chlorine
compounds only when necessary.
 Deep toned colors should be laundered separately.

11. Bath rugs are larger and normally heavier than bath mats.
Used continuously for decoration, softness underfoot, or
insulation.
 Bath mats are used temporarily to protect the floor from
moisture and to prevent bather from slipping.
 Both floor covering product are subject to a federal
flammability mandate.

12. CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHING BATH RUGS AND MATS
 No secondary backing is applied but an adhesive is used to
secure the tufts.
For skid resistance, the adhesive compound is normally
embossed.
 End product producers cut various sizes of round , square, oval,
and rectangular shapes.

13. Bath rugs are generally cut from tufted or knitted carpet that
has a lower pile construction density.
Bath mats may be woven in narrow widths, with the
selvages as the side edges and small hems finishing the
ends, or they may be cut from wide fabric and hemmed on all
edges.

14. Rubber mats can be cleaned inside a bathtub or on your
bathroom floor.
Lift up your mat so that it no longer sticks to the floor and lay it
on the bathtub or the floor under the tap.
You can fill your bathtub with hot water or use warm water in a
bucket
 Add two cups of chlorine into the water and scrub it with a clean
bristly brush. After it has been scrubbed, rinse it with clean water.
If the bath mat still shows mildew or unpleasant odors, you
might want to keep it in chlorine for a longer time.
How To Clean Rubber Bath Mats

15. Fabric bath mats can be easily washed in the washing
machine with other linens but ensure. If not, then just clean
the bath mat in hot water to kill all the bacteria and then let it
air-dry.
 If there are annoying stains, you can use a stain remover
which can be applied to the specific area and made to rest
for a while before washing.
You can also use laundry detergents that have stain
removing properties.
How To Clean A Fabric Bath Mats

16.  Shower curtains may be constructed of textile
fabric or polymer film sheeting. Both type are
often produced as part of a coordinated bath
ensemble
 Polymer film shower curtain- various type of
polymer film sheeting are used to produce
non textile shower curtains.
 Textile shower curtain- heavy and stiff in
structure. For protect the fabric from water
and shop coat the interior surface with a
waterproofing compound.

17. 1. The fabric used includes nylon, vinyl,
fiberglass, or PVC- coated.
2. The material used should be
water resistance.
3. Fiberglass curtains are very
brittle but do not attract soil, fire
resistant, acid, rot, absorption,
shrinkage, attack by insects.
They should never be wrung,
as the fibers may then break.
Selection of shower curtain material

18. A bathrobe is a casual, transitional garment .
 useful for wearing after you’ve bathed and before you’ve
dressed.
 can also use it to add an extra layer of warmth over your
pajamas and house clothes.
Bathrobes made of terry cloth are extra absorbent and can be
used post-shower in place of a towel.
Owning the perfect robe can make you feel comfortable and
relaxed as you go about your morning and evening routines.
BATH ROBE

19. -SPECIFICATION:
Fabric Composition :
multiple fabric options that offer
different textures and weights.
Common bathrobe materials are
satin, terry cloth, Egyptian cotton,
Turkish cotton, and silk.
The type of fabric you choose
depends on texture preferences,
absorption, and seasons
Weave Pattern : Terry /Waffle weave /
Sheared Terry
Color : White, gray or any neutral color.

20. When choosing a bathrobe, comfort is
key.
Pick a material that is soft and
absorbent, but not too tight.
 You want to leave enough room for a
bulky sweater underneath during the cold
winter months.
Men’s robes typically fall either to the mid-
calf or the ankle. Women’s robes, however,
have more length options and can fall
anywhere from mid-thigh to ankle.
selection a bathrobe

21. For washing we recommend coloursafe/mild detergents
only.
To maintain the softness always wash at 60°.
as part of a full load, along with other multicoloured textiles
if you desire.
Insufficient loading may cause pilling through rubbing with
washing drum.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF BATHROBE

22. After spin drying stretch the product by hand while it is
damp, for tumble drying use a low heat setting only, and
do not dry on or near a heater. Do not overdry