Disposable Bath Towels

Piece weight is the area multiplied by the GSM. A 100 × 70 cm towel is 0.7 m², so at 60 GSM it works out at about 42 g and at 130 GSM about 91 g; a 150 × 80 cm towel is 1.2 m², so the same two weights give about 72 g and 156 g. These are arithmetic from the recorded ranges, not measured samples — the confirmed piece weight on the approved sample is what production follows.

Yes, as a separate category rather than a packing option on this one. The individually packed range pairs a towel or bath towel with a sealed wrapper, and the wrapper has its own material, dimensions, print, label and barcode decisions. Both cannot be quoted from one specification sheet.

The recorded range starts at 40 GSM and runs to 130 GSM. A 40 GSM sheet is a light, single-use weight; whether it suits a programme depends on the drying step and the number of uses per guest, which is why the sample is confirmed before the order rather than chosen from the number.

Widths of 60, 70 and 80 cm against lengths of 100, 110, 120, 130, 140 and 150 cm. A listed length and width are not a promise that every pairing exists, so the pairing is confirmed at quotation along with the fold and the carton count.

No. The page lists options that can be discussed, not automatically compatible combinations. Jaroll confirms production feasibility, the approved sample, and the written specification before production.

No. GSM is weight per unit area. Material, dimensions, texture, piece weight, intended use, and packaging must be reviewed together; GSM alone does not establish softness, absorbency, or strength.

Include the intended use, destination market, channel, quantity, material, size, GSM, texture, color, packaging, artwork, labels, barcode, carton needs, destination port, trade term, target timing, and required documents.

Yes. Unit packs, cartons, printing, labels, barcodes, and artwork can be discussed. The final structure, print method, quantity, and commercial conditions are confirmed per project.