What we make for hospitality
For boutique hotels and resort groups we typically run two product types: a turndown amenity throw (1.3 × 1.6 m, draped at the foot of the bed during turndown service) and a guest-room lounge blanket (1.5 × 2.0 m, kept folded on an ottoman or bench). Both are usually 320–380 GSM coral fleece or jacquard wool, with an embroidered hotel crest in the corner or a satin-band border.
Hand-feel matters more than price
The mistake most procurement teams make is sourcing hotel throws from generic Yiwu suppliers and ending up with 240 GSM polar fleece that reads as a stadium giveaway. A real hotel throw needs density — the kind of weight that drapes properly when a housekeeper folds the corner. Below 280 GSM you can't get there. Above 420 GSM and the throw is hard to fold cleanly.
Decoration: jacquard, embroidery, or both
Embroidered crests work well for plain-ground throws — they put a focused brand mark where guests will see it. Jacquard borders weave the brand identity into the textile itself; the pattern stays visible at any fold. The most premium programs use both: a jacquard border with a flat-stitch corner monogram.
Programs we've shipped
We currently ship to a four-property boutique hotel group in the Cotswolds (320 GSM coral fleece, jacquard-bordered, ~6,000 pcs/year), a Bali villa chain (380 GSM sherpa-fleece reversible, embroidered, ~2,400 pcs/year) and a Dubai resort spa (organic-cotton waffle wool blend, satin-bound, ~4,800 pcs/year). Most hospitality clients re-order on a 12 to 18-month cycle.