Wholesale 100% Cotton Hotel Spa Bathrobes | Custom Logo, China Supplier

Table of Contents

• Bathrobe Types – Terry, Waffle, Velour
• Spa Robe Fabric Comparison
• Hotel Bathrobe Sizes – Regular, XL & XXL Wholesale Bathrobe Sizes
• Bathrobe GSM & Weight
• Bathrobe Collars & Pockets
• Custom Logo Bathrobes & Pantone
• Quick Picks – Spa Robe Fabric
• Wholesale Bathrobe Quality Checks – Seams, Collar & Loop
• Terry Bathrobe Care & Washing Basics
• FAQ – Wholesale Spa Bathrobe
• Contact & Sample Flow

A hotel robe is judged the moment it touches skin: soft enough to feel welcoming, absorbent enough after a shower, and light enough not to feel heavy on a guest. For fabrics that sit directly against skin, we finish every robe to OEKO-TEX-level restricted substance limits — see the OEKO-TEX standard for the accepted limits. The four fabrics below cover every case. Terry is the thick, absorbent classic that four- and five-star spas rely on. Waffle is the honeycomb-weave option that breathes and dries fast, popular for summer spas and gyms. Velour is the cut-pile choice with a smooth, lustrous face for premium suites. The double layer robe pairs a waffle outside with a terry inside, so one robe feels right across the whole year.

Between them, the four fabrics cover the full weight range a hotel or spa needs. A light waffle robe at around 220 g/m² weighs about 550–650 g per piece and drapes loosely. A terry robe at 400 g/m² weighs about 1000–1200 g and feels substantial. A velour robe at 450 g/m² reaches 1400–1550 g, the weight guests expect in a five-star suite. The velour bathrobe in particular is a category buyers search for directly, because its cut-pile face looks and feels different from ordinary terry, and it is the one fabric that gives a suite instant luxury on a hanger.

Most buyers come with a brand in mind, not just a fabric. A robe is the softest surface a guest photographs and posts, so custom logo bathrobes are the default for hotels: a small embroidered mark on the left chest, thread-matched to the brand color, repeats on towels and slippers in the same order. Beyond embroidery, the robe can be dyed to a Pantone reference, cut to a collar style, and sized beyond one-size for taller or larger guests.

Ordering wholesale bathrobes means consistency: the same fabric, the same belt, the same cut across every room and every order, so a guest's robe feels identical whether they stay in the main building or a satellite outlet. We supply hotel spa bathrobes wholesale for hotels, hotel spas and premium spas in batches sized to your rooms, with samples before bulk and every minimum, lead time and freight term agreed on the contract rather than assumed. For a new property, this consistency is what makes the robe feel like part of the brand from the first guest, not a generic linen from a shelf. The same standard applies to our spa massage table bedding range.

In short: pick the fabric by the guest and the season, pick the piece weight by the star level, then finish with collar, belt, pocket, logo and color. Every option below is laid out in plain numbers so you can specify a robe with confidence and compare quotes on the same terms.

Spa Bathrobe Types – Terry, Waffle, Velour & Double-Layer

Buyers usually ask first: what kinds of robes do you make? The answer is four fabrics, each with its own feel, weight and best setting. Read this section before you compare prices, because the same price per piece means very different robes depending on the fabric underneath. A terry bathrobe is built for absorption, a waffle bathrobe for lightness, a velour bathrobe for a luxury surface, and a double layer bathrobe for all-season flexibility. When hotels come to us for spa robes wholesale, this is the first decision we walk them through.

Terry Bathrobes – The Spa Standard

The terry bathrobe is the classic hotel robe: a cotton fabric woven with loops on one or both sides that absorb water like a towel. It runs 300–450 GSM and about 900–1500 g per piece, which puts it in the thick, substantial range guests associate with four- and five-star spas. Terry softens with washing rather than wearing out, so a robe that feels good on day one feels better after a few dozen hotel laundry cycles. Double-sided terry absorbs fastest; single-sided terry costs a little less and dries a little quicker. The yarn is a 16S loop pile on a 20S/2 ground, which is the standard construction that keeps the loops standing upright wash after wash.

For hotels, terry is the safe default because it reads instantly as a proper spa robe: when a guest picks it up, the weight and the loops communicate quality before they even put it on. It also launders well at commercial temperatures, which matters for a room that turns over every day. If your spa runs warm towels, steam rooms and daily shower use, terry is the fabric that keeps up.

Waffle Bathrobes – Light & Breathable

A waffle bathrobe is woven into raised honeycomb squares that trap air and let it circulate, so the robe feels light against skin and dries fast. It runs 200–280 GSM and about 550–850 g per piece, the lightest of the four. That makes it the natural choice for summer spas, gyms, beach clubs and guesthouses where a thick terry robe would feel too warm. Waffle also folds small and stacks flat, which saves shelf space in the linen room. The weave uses 20S/2 or 21S/2 yarn, and the open grid is what gives it that signature crisp, textured hand.

Because waffle robes are light, they also feel less formal, which suits boutique hotels and day spas that want a relaxed, modern look rather than a traditional heavy spa robe. They are quick to dry after a guest uses them, so between room turns they are ready to go again faster than a thick terry robe.

Velour Bathrobes – Luxury Spa Robe Choice

A velour bathrobe starts as terry and then the surface loops are cut, leaving a smooth, lustrous face with a soft sheen. It runs 350–500 GSM and about 1100–1750 g per piece, the heaviest and most luxurious option. The cut-pile front feels smooth and silky rather than looped, which is why premium suites, presidential floors and high-end spas specify it. Velour absorbs a little less than looped terry, but its look and hand feel are the most refined in the range. On a hotel bed, a velour robe photographs richer than terry, which matters for the marketing photos guests see before they book.

Because velour is cut from terry, it shares the same durable base – the difference is purely the finished surface. That means a velour hotel bathrobes wholesale order launders like a terry robe but photographs like a luxury good, which is why it is the default for the guest rooms that drive the marketing photos. It is also a little heavier, so it drapes more neatly over the foot of the bed.

Double Layer Bathrobe – Two Seasons in One

The double layer bathrobe solves the gap between waffle and terry. Its outside layer is waffle weave for breathability; its inside layer is terry loop for absorption. It runs 350–450 GSM and about 1000–1400 g per piece, so it feels lighter than a full terry robe yet still dries a guest after a shower. Hotels that want one robe specification that works in winter and summer both tend to land on double-layer, because it removes the need to stock two robe types for the year.

Which Spa Robe Fabric First?

One line each: choose terry when you want thick, absorbent warmth as the spa standard. Choose waffle when you want a light, breathable, fast-drying robe for summer and gyms. Choose velour when you want a smooth, lustrous luxury feel for premium suites. Choose double-layer when you want a single robe that breathes and absorbs across every season. For the full linen setup behind each robe – fitted sheets, towels and table covers – see our .

Match the robe to how your guest actually uses it.

• Terry – for guests who wrap up wet after sauna, steam room or bath, following WHO hygiene guidance for shared spa linens.
• Waffle – for summer poolside guests who want something light to pull on.
• Velour – for presidential suites where the robe should feel as good as the room.
• Double-layer – for one robe that works in January and July both.

Most buyers settle on a primary fabric and keep a smaller second fabric for a second room type rather than carrying all four.

Spa Robe Fabric Comparison – Terry vs Waffle vs Velour

Once you know the four fabrics, the practical question is how they differ on weight, absorption and look. The table below puts the three woven side by side; double-layer is covered in the notes after the table because it combines two of them rather than standing alone. Use this terry vs waffle vs velour bathrobe comparison to shortlist two fabrics before you ask for samples.

Robe Weight & Warmth by Fabric

On warmth and heft, velour is the heaviest and warmest, terry sits in the middle, and waffle is the lightest. A 400 GSM terry robe and a 400 GSM double-layer robe both weigh about 1000–1200 g, while the same-size waffle robe at 250 GSM weighs only around 650–750 g. If your spa is warm year-round, that difference matters; if it is in a cool climate, the extra warmth is a feature, not a cost. The piece weight, not the GSM number, is what a guest feels when they lift the robe.

Terry Absorption & Quick Drying

On absorption, looped terry is the strongest: the surface loops hold water like a towel. Waffle dries the fastest because the open weave lets air through, but it holds less water per piece. Velour absorbs a little less than looped terry because its surface is cut smooth, but it feels smooth against skin. Double-layer splits the difference – waffle outside for speed, terry inside for capacity. For a spa where guests shower then wrap up, absorption is the single most visible performance difference between the four.

Velour Look & Luxury Spa Robe Feel

On appearance, velour has the most lustrous, high-end sheen; waffle has a modern, textured look; terry reads as the classic, traditional spa robe. The table below compares the three fabrics on the points buyers ask about most, with double-layer noted separately.

Double-layer robes are not a separate row because they borrow from both: the outside behaves like waffle, the inside like terry, landing around 350–450 GSM and 1000–1400 g per piece. Use this table to shortlist two fabrics, then ask for a sample of each so you can feel the difference on your own hands before you decide.

Hotel Bathrobe Sizes – Regular, XL & XXL Wholesale Bathrobe Sizes

Hotel robes are built around a generous one-size cut, because one robe has to fit a wide range of guests. We keep the sizing simple: one-size as the main option, then XL and XXL for taller or larger guests. Everything below is measured in centimeters, so your purchasing team reads the numbers the same way we cut them.

Standard Hotel Bathrobe Size

The main one-size robe is cut about 120 cm long, with a 130 cm chest, 60 cm sleeve and 52 cm shoulder. That cut drapes comfortably over most adult guests without gaping. The waffle line runs a little shorter at about 115 cm long and a 125 cm chest, because lighter robes look best with a slightly slimmer, shorter cut. The matching belt is about 180–190 cm long and ties on either side, and the two front pockets sit at about hip height.

XL & XXL Wholesale Bathrobe Sizes

For taller or larger guests we offer two extended sizes and no more, to keep the linen room simple. XL is about 130 cm long, 140 cm chest and 64 cm sleeve. XXL is about 135 cm long, 150 cm chest and 64 cm sleeve. Most spas order one-size as the default and stock a smaller number of XL and XXL for guest requests, rather than carrying a deep size ladder nobody uses.

Measurements above are the standard cuts; if your guests skew taller or your design team wants a specific length, we cut to the cm you give. The two front pockets are about 20×20 cm on all sizes, and the belt length scales with the chest.

Because the robe is worn over a guest's own clothes or after a shower, the one-size cut is generous on purpose: a 120 cm length falls around the calf for most adults, and a 130 cm chest leaves room to wrap the belt comfortably rather than pull tight. If you are used to retail robes that fit slim, expect our hotel cut to feel looser – that is the design, not a size error. We can take in the chest or shorten the length if your design team prefers a closer retail-style fit, and both are adjusted at the sample stage.

Bathrobe GSM & Grams per Piece

Two numbers describe a robe's weight, and they are easy to mix up. GSM is the weight of one square meter of fabric. Piece weight is the total weight of the finished robe. We quote both, but buyers should read piece weight first, because that is what a guest feels when they lift the robe out of the closet. Keep the two in separate columns and never blend them into one number.

Standard Bathrobe GSM Weights

The mainstream hotel weight is 1000–1200 g per piece, which matches a terry or double-layer robe around 400 GSM. This is the weight that feels substantial without being heavy. Below it, the economy waffle range runs 550–850 g per piece for light, fast-drying use. Above it, the luxury velour range runs 1400–1750 g per piece for suites and premium floors. We build every order to the piece weight your guest experience calls for, and confirm it before production.

Bathrobe GSM as a Reference

GSM is the fabric density underneath. Roughly, 220 g/m² gives a 550–650 g robe, 250 g/m² gives 650–750 g, 320 g/m² gives 900–1000 g, 400 g/m² gives 1150–1300 g, and 450 g/m² gives 1300–1500 g. Treat GSM as a reference column and piece weight as the order number; they are listed separately in the table below so the two are never confused. When you compare two quotes, compare piece weight at the same size first, then GSM.

Piece weight figures are typical for the standard one-size cut and are recalculated exactly for your chosen size and GSM at order confirmation. GSM, piece weight, color and construction are all confirmed in writing before production, so the carton matches the sample you approved.

A useful buying tip: when two suppliers quote the same GSM but different prices, the cheaper one may be using a lighter yarn or a shorter cut, which lowers the finished piece weight even though the GSM looks the same. This is why we quote piece weight at the standard size as well as GSM – it lets you catch that gap before you place the order, not when the carton arrives. If a quote only lists GSM and no piece weight, ask for the grams per piece on the standard 120 cm cut.

Bathrobe Collars, Belts, Pockets & More

The fabric and weight get the robe onto the guest; the small details decide whether it feels like a budget robe or a five-star one. This section covers collar, belt, pocket and the finishing touches that lift the whole garment.

Collar Options – Shawl, Notch, Hooded & Kimono

Our default collar is the shawl collar, the soft rounded wrap that reads as classic hotel-spa. On request we also make notched suit collars for a tailored look, hooded collars for extra warmth after the pool, and kimono cross-over collars for a lighter, Japanese-style feel. Most four- and five-star orders stay on shawl collar; the other three are built to order for brands that want a signature look. The collar is the first thing a guest sees when the robe is folded on the bed, so it carries a lot of the perceived quality.

Bathrobe Belt & Pockets

Every robe comes with a matching belt. We make two belt styles: the sewn-in belt fixed to the side seams, and the separate tie belt that passes through loops, so staff can choose the feel they prefer. The robe carries two front inset pockets about 20×20 cm, and we can add a zippered pocket for guests who keep a room card or phone inside. If you stock matching spa towels in the same order, the robe belt and pocket stitching match the towel hems for a coordinated room look.

Terry Bathrobe Cuffs, Inner Tie & Hanging Loop

Cuffs are plain, ribbed or turned-back, and the turned-back cuff is a neat place for a small embroidered mark. Inside, an inner tie closes the robe before the outer belt, so the robe does not gap when a guest bends. At the back neck, a small hanging loop lets staff hang the robe on a hook without stretching the shoulders. These three details cost little but lift the feel of the whole robe, and they are the marks that separate a made-for-hotel robe from a retail one.

Optional Bathrobe Fabric Treatments

On request we add an antibacterial finish to the inner layer for high-turnover spas, or a light water-repellent treatment on the outer waffle layer for pool-side robes. These are special treatments confirmed on the order, not the standard build, and they are noted on the packing list so your laundry team knows what each robe carries.

Because the robe sits at the top of the linen stack, small construction choices pay off. A belt that is sewn into the side seams never slips out in the laundry. A pocket that is box-stitched at the corners holds a guest's room card without tearing. A collar that is interfaced lightly keeps its shape fold after fold rather than flopping open. These are the details that separate a hotel bathrobes wholesale build from a retail robe bought off a shelf, and they are the reason two robes at the same weight can feel quite different on the guest.

Custom Logo Bathrobes, Pantone Colors & Wholesale Packing

A robe becomes a branded touchpoint the moment it carries your mark. This section covers logo embroidery, custom colors, and how wholesale orders are packed and confirmed so the receiving team can check the carton against the order.

Custom Logo Bathrobe Placement – Collar, Chest & Sleeve

We embroider your logo on the left chest, right chest, cuff or hem, sized about 5–10 cm wide. Three stitch styles are available: flat embroidery for a clean, low-profile mark, 3D puff embroidery for a raised premium feel, and applique for logos that need bold color blocks. Send the artwork as a vector file and we confirm placement, thread color and stitch density on a digital mockup before cutting. Embroidery minimums are stated on the contract; the same file can be applied to towels and slippers in the same order, so the brand mark repeats across the whole room.

Pantone Color Bathrobes Across Robe Fabrics

The standard robe is white, ivory or off-white, and the white terry bathrobe remains the default across most hotel programs. Beyond that, we custom-dye to your Pantone reference, including beige, light gray, dark gray, navy, deep blue and coffee brown. A lab-dip in the chosen color is approved before bulk production, so the first carton matches the sample. Colored robes pair well with white towels for a crisp room palette, or with matching towels for a monochrome suite look. The dye is reactive for washfastness, so the shade holds through repeated hotel laundry.

Wholesale Bathrobe Packing & MOQ by Type

Each robe goes into its own OPP bag, then groups of 10 are bundled and 50 to a carton, with carton labels listing item, size, color and quantity. For spa chains distributing to several outlets from one warehouse, we can mark cartons per room or zone so housekeeping restocks without re-sorting. Minimum order quantities, embroidery minimums, lead time and freight are all agreed on the contract and confirmed before production starts, and bulk bathrobes can mix sizes in one carton to keep receiving simple. For the matching room linens, see our hotel bedding wholesale line.

For a new hotel opening, ordering the robe, the towels and the bed linens in one order means the color temperature of the whole room matches from day one. We match the robe embroidery to the towel embroidery, and the Pantone color of a colored robe to the accent color of the room. This is why custom logo bathrobes are rarely ordered alone – they land in a coordinated linen set where every piece carries the same brand mark. Sample terms, minimums, lead time and freight are all agreed on the contract before cutting begins.

Quick Picks – Spa Robe Fabric Decision Box

If you only need a starting point, the four boxes below cover the most common spa robes wholesale choices for a steady, repeatable room linen program. Pick by star level and season first, then adjust the details to your room.

Terry · 1000–1200 g

The absorbent standard. For four- and five-star spas that want a thick, substantial classic hotel robe.

Double-Layer · 1000–1200 g

Breathes and absorbs. For four-star hotels that want one robe specification that works all year round.

Velour · 1400–1750 g

Smooth & lustrous. For five-star hotels and presidential suites that want a luxury cut-pile feel.

Wholesale Bathrobe Quality Checks – Seams, Collar & Loop

When you compare samples, judge three things rather than the price tag.

• Fabric – pull a corner and check the loops are even and dense, not sparse or loose.
• Seams – run a finger along the side seam, belt attachment and pocket edge; they should lie flat with no puckering and no loose threads.
• Hand feel – a good robe softens the moment it touches skin, and the collar and belt feel stitched on, not glued or floppy.

Weight is a quick tell: lift two robes of the same fabric and the heavier, denser one usually has more cotton per square meter.

After washing the sample, check it keeps its size and softness – a robe that shrinks or turns rough after a few hotel washes is built to a lower GSM than advertised. We test every production batch against the approved sample before it packs, so the carton matches the sample you approved. This is why the per-wash cost stays low even when the unit price is higher: a well-built hotel bathrobes wholesale order survives hundreds of cycles without replacement.

Production and inspection follow ISO-aligned quality procedures, from fabric inspection to seam checking before packing.

Terry Bathrobe Care & Washing Basics

Hotel robes live in a high-temperature laundry cycle, so they are built to take it. Wash at up to 40°C with the other linens, use a mild detergent and avoid bleach on colored robes. Tumble dry on low or line dry, and remove while slightly damp to keep the terry soft. Do not iron the looped surface; a light steam on the collar is enough. With this routine, a terry or velour robe keeps its feel across hundreds of cycles.

Embroidery is washed with the robe; cotton thread holds its color under normal hotel laundry. Colored robes are reactive-dyed for washfastness, and we recommend washing the first colored batch separately until you confirm no dye transfers to the white linens. Care labels are sewn inside the neck in the language your laundry team uses, so the room staff follow the right cycle without guessing.

FAQ – Wholesale Spa Bathrobe Questions

Care and washing. All four fabrics are machine washable at 40°C, the hotel linen standard that keeps absorption and color consistent wash after wash.

• Wash robes separately from heavily soiled items, use a mild detergent, and avoid bleach or fabric softener, which can coat the terry loops and reduce absorbency.
• Hang the robe on the back-neck loop to dry; the waffle and double-layer styles dry quickly on a hanger, and the terry and velour bathrobe styles air dry well overnight.
• The cotton weave is naturally low-iron: a shake-out after washing and a hang removes most creases, so the robe looks guest-ready without pressing.

Following 40°C wash and hang-dry keeps the collar, belt and embroidery looking new across the linen cycle, which is why this care routine is the default for a hotel bathrobes wholesale program.

For hotels and spas running public-facility laundry, hygiene guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) applies to washing, drying and handling of shared linens.

We make four types: terry bathrobe, waffle, velour and double-layer. Terry is the spa standard for absorption, with fluffy loops that dry guests quickly after a shower or pool. A waffle bathrobe is light and breathable, dries fast and suits summer spas, gyms and warmer climates. Velour gives a smooth, lustrous, soft feel for premium suites and spa gift retail. Double-layer combines a waffle outside with a terry inside, so it breathes in summer and absorbs in winter. Most four- and five-star orders choose terry or double-layer as the everyday room robe, summer spas and gyms lean to waffle, and premium suites choose velour. If you are comparing quotes, ask for both the GSM and the per-piece weight, because two robes at the same GSM can feel quite different in the hand.

Choose by feel and season. Go terry for thick absorbent robes in four- and five-star spas, waffle for light breathable summer robes, velour for a smooth luxury sheen in premium suites, and double-layer for a robe that works in every season. There is no single best fabric; the best choice is the one that matches your guest, your climate and your star level.

A double layer bathrobe has a waffle weave on the outside for breathability and a soft terry loop on the inside for absorption. It is about 350–450 GSM and 1000–1400 g per piece, so it feels lighter and smoother than a pure terry robe yet still absorbs well against the skin. It is the popular choice for hotels and spas that want one robe specification that works in both winter and summer, without stocking two fabrics. The outer waffle resists wrinkling on the hanger, while the inner terry gives the comfort guests expect from a hotel robe. It sits between waffle and terry in feel and price, and it is often the safest single-spec choice for a chain that wants consistent rooms across seasons.

 How heavy are hotel bathrobes?

The mainstream hotel weight is 1000–1200 g per piece, which matches a terry or double-layer robe around 400 GSM. Light waffle robes run 550–850 g, while luxury velour robes run 1400–1750 g per piece. We quote both piece weight and GSM so you compare quotes on the same terms.

Yes. Every robe comes with a matching belt; both sewn-in and tie styles are available. Two front pockets about 20×20 cm are standard, and we can add an inner tie for modesty, a back-neck hanging loop and optional zippered pockets. The cuff can be turned back to carry a small embroidered mark.

Every folded bathrobe leaves our workshop pressed and bagged, so wholesale hotel spa robe orders arrive ready for your linen closet. Robes are folded flat with the collar turned to show the fabric, wrapped in poly bags and packed by size and color to keep your inventory simple. The natural stack you see here is how a fresh carton looks at delivery — thick, plush and soft to the touch, with no crushed folds or hard creases. For bulk wholesale hotel spa bathrobes orders, we can also fold robes around a tissue insert for gift-style presentation, or add a size sticker and hanging loop before packing.

Can you match Pantone shades on terry, waffle and velour?

Yes. Standard robes are white, ivory and off-white, and we custom-dye to your Pantone color, including beige, light gray, dark gray, navy, deep blue and coffee. A lab-dip is approved before bulk production, so the first carton matches the sample color you confirmed.

How are bathrobes packed to protect collars in transit?

Each robe goes in its own OPP bag, then grouped 10 to a bundle and 50 to a carton, with carton labels listing item, size, color and quantity. We can mark cartons per room or outlet for spa chains, so housekeeping can restock without sorting, and we offer individual boxed packing for suites and spa gift retail. Robes are folded to a standard size so they stack evenly on the linen shelf. Minimums, lead time and freight are agreed on the contract, and production starts only after you approve the sample. For wholesale bathrobes, tell us your monthly room count and we will suggest a packing and carton split that fits your receiving routine.

Contact & Sample Flow. We are a direct spa bathrobe supplier: send us your star level, your guest season and the robe weight you have in mind, and we will recommend a fabric and piece weight, then send a sample of the exact build. Once you approve the sample, production runs to that approved piece. For the matching room linens, pair these robes with our hotel bedding wholesale range and our spa towels line for a coordinated room. Every term – fabric, GSM, size, logo, color, packing, minimums and lead time – is confirmed on the contract before production starts, and everything is made in China to the sample you approved. The goal of a good wholesale bathrobes order is simple: the robe a guest feels in room 204 is the same robe, every time, across every order. Reach our team on WhatsApp for a quick reply on samples, colors and lead time.

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