Thickened Polyester–Nylon Towels are functional towels made from blended polyester–nylon ultrafine fibers through high-density weaving and thickening processes. They combine strong absorbency, durability, and easy care, making them suitable for multiple usage scenarios. The following is a detailed explanation across key dimensions:

Core Basic Information

1. Material and Composition
   The mainstream blend is 80%–85% polyester and 15%–20% nylon, produced through composite spinning to form ultrafine fibers (single-filament fineness typically 0.1–0.3 denier). This structure balances the strength of polyester with the elasticity and softness of nylon, providing a solid foundation for thickened, high-density construction.

2. Thickening Standards and Specifications

• Fabric Weight (GSM): Thickened versions usually range from 280–400 g/m². Household face towels are commonly 300–350 g/m², while cleaning or car-care towels can reach up to 400 g/m². Higher GSM means greater thickness and absorbency.

• Sizes: Common household face towel sizes include 30 × 60 cm and 35 × 75 cm; bath towels are typically 70 × 140 cm. Cleaning towels are often 30 × 30 cm or 40 × 60 cm.

• Processes: High-density warp or weft knitting combined with brushing, shearing, high-low pile, or similar techniques enhances plushness and thickness. Some products feature overlock or cut-edge finishing to prevent fraying.

Key Manufacturing Processes and Surface Treatments

1. Weaving and Formation
   Produced using double-sided or high-density looms, with warp-knit or weft-knit structures to increase fabric density. Thickened towels often feature “high-low pile” or “double-sided loop pile” constructions, improving three-dimensional thickness and moisture-holding capacity.

2. Surface Treatments

• Brushing / Raising: Creates a soft, fine pile that reduces friction and irritation against the skin.

• Functional Treatments: Antibacterial finishes (inhibiting bacteria such as E. coli and Staphylococcus aureus), anti-static treatments (reducing static buildup during sports or in dry environments), and stain-resistant finishes (some with water-repellent coatings that keep dirt between fibers).

• Heat Setting: High-temperature pre-shrinking minimizes deformation after washing and maintains dimensional stability.

Core Performance Features

Application Scenarios

• Household Use: Face towels, hair-drying towels, and bath towels for bathrooms and bedrooms.

• Cleaning Applications: Kitchen grease-removal cloths, car-care towels for polishing and waxing, and household cleaning cloths that leave no lint or water marks.

• Commercial Use: Head wraps for beauty salons, hotel and hospitality bath towels—durable and easy to wash, ideal for high-frequency use.

• Sports & Outdoor Activities: Thickened versions serve as portable sweat towels with quick-dry and antibacterial properties, suitable for running, fitness, and training.

Care Recommendations

1. Washing: Wash at ≤30°C using a neutral detergent. Gentle machine wash or hand wash is recommended. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, which may damage functional coatings.

2. Drying: Spread out and air-dry promptly after washing to prevent bacterial growth. Low-temperature tumble drying is acceptable; avoid high-heat ironing.

3. Storage: Store in a dry, well-ventilated area. Replace regularly (recommended every 3–6 months) to maintain hygiene and optimal performance.