As a manufacturer with 21 years of experience in hotel linen production, we have found that many people overlook a key point - the comfort of hotel bathrobes largely depends on whether the material is suitable for the season. The temperature and humidity vary significantly in different seasons. Only by choosing the right material can bathrobes truly become a "little joy" in life.

Spring: Predominantly cotton-like texture, to cope with temperature differences

Spring is a "changeable" season. The weather gets warm during the day and cool at night. The sudden changes in temperature are the best test of the adaptability of bathrobes. At this point, pure cotton or cotton blends are the best solutions. Pure cotton fibers have a natural breathability and strong moisture absorption. Wearing them after taking a bath can quickly absorb the moisture on the body surface without making you sweat like synthetic fibers do. Blended styles (such as cotton and a small amount of bamboo fiber) retain the softness of cotton while adding a touch of stiffness. They are not limp when worn, and even if worn over pajamas in the morning and evening, they won't look bulky. This kind of bathrobe made of this material is like a "transition suit" tailor-made for spring, which can not only deal with the warmth of the afternoon but also resist the slight coolness of the early morning.

Summer: Light and breathable, no stickiness

The sweltering heat of midsummer makes people reluctant to wear clothes. If you choose the wrong bathrobe, it will only add to the stickiness. At this point, flax and bamboo fiber materials must have names. Flax is a natural "cooling fiber". Its fiber structure is loose and its breathability is more than three times that of cotton. After taking a bath and wearing it, it seems as if there are countless small air holes helping the skin "exchange air". Sweat is absorbed and evaporated as soon as it seeps out and will never stick to the body. Bamboo fiber excels even more in "details". It has natural antibacterial properties and is less likely to develop unpleasant odors even when sweating a lot in summer. Moreover, its touch is smoother than that of linen, as light as a second skin. Many high-end hotels' summer rooms are specially equipped with bathrobes made of these two materials, just to help guests find a touch of freshness in the sweltering heat.

Autumn: Gentle warmth locks in temperature, bidding farewell to dryness

After the beginning of autumn, the air gradually becomes dry and the temperature drops step by step. Bathrobes need to shift from being "breathable" to "light and warm". At this point, cotton fleece and flannel materials should come into play. Cotton fleece is made by subjecting pure cotton to a pile treatment. It has a short and dense layer of down on the surface. It feels as soft as petting a cat. When worn, it can gently wrap around the body and lock in the surface temperature, without being as oppressive as a thick coat. Flannel is more suitable for the early autumn in the north. Its flume is slightly longer, and the gaps between the fibers can store more air, forming an "insulating layer". After taking a bath and coming out of the bathroom, wrapping yourself in it is like being wrapped in a warm cloud. You won't shiver from the cold, nor will you feel hot because it's too thick. These two types of bathrobes in different materials perfectly balance "warmth" and "lightness", and are just suitable for the dry and slightly cool climate in autumn.

Winter: Strong warmth retention, resisting the severe cold

The coldness of deep winter is "omnipresent", and the core function of a bathrobe is only one - to keep warm. At this point, wool and thickened coral fleece are the "main forces for cold resistance". High-quality wool bathrobes come with a "constant temperature property". The air layer in the middle of the wool fibers can block cold air while absorbing the moisture emitted by the human body and converting it into heat. Even if the room temperature is only a few degrees, wearing them can quickly warm you up. Moreover, they are skin-friendly and not irritating, making them suitable for families that pursue quality. Thickened coral fleece is the "king of cost performance". Its fleece density is 1.5 times that of ordinary coral fleece, like a thick "fleece blanket". After taking a bath, put it on and it will be firmly wrapped from the neck to the ankles, even the toes will feel warm. For those who are afraid of the cold, it is simply a winter necessity. Many winter guest rooms in homestays are specially made of these two materials, allowing guests to feel the comfort of being embraced by warmth even in the cold.

In fact, the essence of a bathrobe is a "small item that enhances happiness", and choosing the right material is the key to keeping this sense of happiness throughout the four seasons. Whether at home or in a hotel, choosing the right bathrobe according to the season can make every moment after a bath a comfortable and memorable one. As a manufacturer, we will also provide customized material solutions based on the demands of different seasons, from yarn selection to process treatment, all for the purpose of making bathrobes better understand the seasons and you.