Among the bath towel series produced by Busy Man Textile, the common materials include pure cotton, composite coral fleece, double‑sided fleece, microfiber, and bamboo fiber. Considering absorbency, softness, durability, and overall comfort, the following two material types stand out:
1.Pure‑Cotton Bath Towel
Cotton fibers are naturally skin‑friendly, offering strong absorbency and good breathability, making them ideal for users who prioritize natural comfort.
Many purchasing guides list 100 % cotton as the top choice, noting its “excellent water‑absorption and softness” as a basic requirement for bath towels.
2.Microfiber Bath Towel
Made of ultra‑fine fibers (typically 20 % polyester + 80 % polyamide), the fiber diameter is extremely small, allowing water‑absorption speed and capacity up to seven times that of ordinary fibers, and it dries faster.
It combines a soft hand feel with high wear resistance, suitable for settings that need quick drying and frequent replacement (e.g., hotels, gyms).
If you need a balance between absorbency and quick drying, the microfiber bath towel is the optimal choice; if you value natural skin‑friendliness and a traditional hand feel, the pure‑cotton bath towel is more appropriate. Both can be produced with high‑quality printing and customization on Busy Man Textile’s production lines, meeting the diverse requirements of different brands.
What is the difference between a bath towel and a towel?
Differences Between a Bath Towel and a Regular Towel
Item | Bath Towel | Regular Towel |
Size | Common dimensions are 70 × 140 cm, 60 × 120 cm, and even larger (e.g., 90 × 180 cm). | Typically 35 × 75 cm (face towel) or 30 × 60 cm (hand towel), noticeably smaller than bath towels. |
Thickness / Weight | Thicker, with a gram weight of 500 g or more, providing a substantial absorbent layer and warmth. | Thinner, usually 30‑150 g, primarily intended for quick wiping. |
Usage Scenarios | Used after bathing to dry the whole body, wrap for warmth, and can serve as a temporary blanket. | Used for hand‑washing, face‑washing, or wiping localized areas; also common in kitchens and other daily cleaning tasks. |
Functional Emphasis | Focuses on high absorbency, warmth, and softness, while also offering decorative and multi‑purpose features. | Emphasizes quick drying and portability, catering to everyday small‑area wiping needs. |
A bath towel is a larger, thicker towel designed for full‑body use, offering both absorbency and warmth, whereas a regular towel is a smaller, lighter product intended for localized, rapid drying.