TOWEL
A towel manufacturer specializes in the production and supply of various types of towels, including bath towels, hand towels, beach towels, and kitchen towels. They are involved in the entire process from sourcing raw materials like cotton to weaving, dyeing, finishing, and packaging the final product. Many manufacturers focus on quality, utilizing advanced technology and sustainable practices to meet customer demands for absorbency, softness, and durability.
Core Activities:
Sourcing:
Manufacturers acquire raw materials like cotton, often focusing on specific types like organic cotton or high-quality fibers.
Yarn Production:
Cotton is spun into yarn, which can be further processed (e.g., combed, compact) for specific properties like strength and absorbency.
Weaving/Knitting:
The yarn is then woven or knitted into towel fabric. Dobby weaving, for example, creates textured patterns.
Dyeing/Finishing:
Fabric is dyed, often using eco-friendly dyes, and may undergo processes like softening, loop cutting (for velour), and other finishing techniques to achieve desired characteristics.
Quality Control:
Stringent quality checks are implemented throughout the process to ensure absorbency, durability, colorfastness, and other key properties.
Packaging & Distribution:
Towels are packaged, labeled, and distributed to retailers or directly to customers.
