Start with where
the towel belongs.

Your market defines the product. Explore the applications below, then make the details your own.

A range that starts
with your customer.

Browse product directions, then ask us to shape one around the details your brand needs.

View the full collection

OEM & private label

One brief.
So many ways to make it yours.

Bring an idea, artwork or a reference sample. We work through the details and confirm what is possible for each product before sampling.

01

Fabric & feel

Explore the suitable construction and hand-feel for the intended product.

02

Artwork & color

Share a print, logo or palette and discuss how it translates to the towel.

03

Size & finishing

Define the format, edges, loops and other application-specific details.

04

Labels & packaging

Plan the finished presentation for your brand and sales channel.

Explore OEM options
Workers sewing textiles on the Chaison factory floor

Inside our factory

We are a custom towel factory.

Our production team works on the details that turn a product brief into a finished towel, from construction and finishing through labels and packaging.

See the people and production spaces behind the products.

Explore our factory

A specialist collection

Automotive towels
still have their place.

Our established microfiber towel range supports car-care and detailing brands alongside the wider custom towel collection.

Explore automotive towels
Colorful microfiber automotive drying towels

From first idea
to approved sample.

Start with as much detail as you have. We can help turn a product direction into a specification for review.

01

Share your brief

Tell us the towel type, target market and any artwork or sample you have.

02

Discuss the details

Align on fabric direction, format, finishing and packaging needs.

03

Review a sample

Check the product and presentation against your requirements.

04

Move forward

Confirm order terms and coordinate the next production steps.

Start a conversation

What would you like to make?

A few lines about your idea are enough to start a conversation.

Discuss your project