Private
Label Towel Manufacturer in India
OEM and private label towel
programmes for importers, distributors and retail brands — built to your
specification, carrying your label, packed for your market.
Who This Is For
This page is for buyers who sell
towels under their own name. You may be a retail brand building a bath range, a
distributor who wants a house label instead of reselling someone else's, a
hospitality supplier serving hotel groups, or an e-commerce business that has
outgrown buying from wholesalers.
What these buyers have in common
is that they need control — over specification, over branding, and over repeat
production that matches the first order. That is what a private label programme
is, and it is different from simply buying stock towels in bulk.
What We Manufacture Under
Your Label
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Bath towels, hand towels, face towels and bath sheets
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Bathrobes in terry, waffle and velour
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Pool, cabana and beach towels
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Spa and gym towels
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Bath mats
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Kitchen and tea towels
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Baby bibs, hooded towels and washcloths
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Hotel bed linen — sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases
The Specification Is Yours
A private label programme starts
with the cloth, not the label. You set:
Weight. GSM is chosen against
how the towel will be used and laundered. Retail and boutique programmes
usually sit heavier; gym, spa and travel programmes go lighter for faster
drying. Our range runs 250–700 GSM depending on product and construction.
Size. Standard hospitality and
retail sizes, or your own dimensions. Standard sizes we hold: Face 30x30 cm,
Hand 40x70 cm, Bath 70x140 cm, Bath Sheet 90x180 cm — full range confirmed
against your specification.
Colour. Piece dyed to your
Pantone or TCX reference. We produce a lab dip for your approval before bulk
dyeing, so the shade is agreed before any volume is committed.
Construction. Double-sided
terry, one-side terry for printing, zero twist for softness, waffle for fast
drying, velour face for a smooth print surface.
Border and hem. Plain hem, dobby
border, cam border, or a woven border in your own colour and design.
Branding — Four Ways to Put
Your Name On It
Woven label. A label woven in
thread and stitched into the seam. The most durable option and the standard for
hospitality, because it survives commercial laundering indefinitely.
Satin label, printed. A smooth
satin tape with your artwork printed on it. Lower minimum than woven, good for
shorter retail runs, and prints fine detail and small type more clearly.
Heat transfer label. Applied
without stitching, so there is no scratchy seam label. Common for premium
retail where a stitched label is considered a comfort problem.
Embroidery. Your logo stitched
directly into the towel border or panel. The most visible option, and the one
hotels, clubs and corporate programmes choose when the branding is meant to be
seen.
We can also weave your name or
motif directly into the dobby border, or print your artwork across the towel
digitally for beach and promotional ranges.
Packaging Made for Your
Channel
How the towel arrives matters as
much as the towel when you are selling retail. We can pack:
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Individual polybag with your printed insert card
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Belly band in your artwork
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Printed hangtag with barcode and care label
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Ribbon-tied or banded sets — two piece, three piece, or
gift sets
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Custom printed gift box
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Bulk carton with your shipping marks
Barcodes, care symbols and fibre
content labelling are produced to your market's requirements — the United
States, the European Union, Canada and Australia each have their own labelling
rules, and we produce to whichever applies to you.
Minimum Order Quantities
MOQ is not one number. It
depends on how much of the product is being customised — a standard towel with
your label is a smaller commitment than a custom shade in a custom weave. All
MOQs below are confirmed at quotation stage against your specification:
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Standard product with your label: confirmed at
quotation
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Custom colour (new shade development): confirmed at
quotation
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Custom jacquard or woven border design: confirmed at
quotation
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Woven label: confirmed at quotation
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Embroidery: confirmed at quotation
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Printed hangtag or custom box: confirmed at quotation
If your first order sits below
these numbers, tell us anyway. A first programme is often built by combining
sizes within one shade to reach a workable batch.
From Brief to Shipment
1. Brief. You send the product,
GSM, size, colour reference, branding and quantity. If you have a sample of
what you want matched, send it — working from a physical sample is faster and
more accurate than working from a description.
2. Quotation. We quote FOB
against that specification, stating MOQ and lead time.
3. Lab dip. For custom colours
we submit dyed yarn or fabric for your shade approval before bulk dyeing.
4. Sample. We produce a physical
sample of the finished product — typically 10–15 days. Nothing goes to bulk
until you have held it and approved it.
5. Artwork approval. Labels,
hangtags and packaging are proofed and signed off separately from the product.
6. Bulk production. Manufactured
against the approved sample — typically 30–45 days.
7. Inspection and packing. Checked
before packing, then packed to your cartons and shipping marks.
8. Shipment. FOB from our export
port (confirmed at quotation stage). Full export documentation supplied with
the shipment.
Documentation and Compliance
For most importers this is now
the part that decides whether a supplier can be used at all.
Cotton traceability. We hold
documentation tracing our cotton, which importers increasingly need for
forced-labour due diligence. For shipments into the United States this is a
customs matter, not a preference, and a supplier who cannot produce it is a
risk to your consignment.
Certifications. Certification
details available on request.
Test reports. Independent test
reports for GSM, absorbency, pile ratio, shrinkage and colour fastness are
available on request.
HS classification. Provided with
your shipping documentation.
Why Manufacture in Solapur
Solapur in Maharashtra has been
a terry towel cluster for generations, and our production partner V P Mundada
has manufactured there since 1972. That matters for two practical reasons.
First, the skill base — weaving, dyeing and finishing terry well is not
something a factory learns in a year. Second, the supply chain around the
cluster means yarn, dyeing and processing are all local, which keeps lead times
short and quality consistent between orders.
Kiran Global Exports handles the
export side from Jaipur: specification, sampling, documentation and shipping.
You deal with one point of contact and one set of paperwork, with a
fifty-year-old mill behind it.
What to Send Us to Get a
Quote
To quote accurately we need: the
product, GSM (or a sample to match), size, colour reference, quantity per size
and colour, branding requirement, packaging requirement, and your destination
port. If you do not have all of it yet, send what you have — most first
enquiries do not arrive complete, and we can work back from a photo or a
competitor sample.
Start a Private Label
Programme
Send your specification and we
will come back with an FOB quotation, MOQ and lead time.
exportskiranglobal@gmail.com · +91 99839 11181 (WhatsApp)
