Product lines

QC-F

Facial towels

Light web, low lint, folded to your pack

A light spunlace towel for cleansing and facial treatment, folded for dispenser boxes, sachets or bulk cartons.

Facial towels are the thinnest construction we convert. The web is bonded by water jets alone, so there is no chemical binder to leave residue on skin or to stiffen the hand-feel as the towel dries.

QC-S

Salon towels

Built for wet hair, one guest at a time

A heavier spunlace towel for hair salons: it takes water out of hair quickly, then goes straight into the laundry skip instead of the wash.

A salon towel has one job that a facial towel does not: it has to move a lot of water out of hair, fast, while staying in one piece when it is twisted and wrapped.

QC-B

Disposable bath towels

Large format, wet strength where it matters

A large-format spunlace towel for hotels, ryokan and spas: one per guest, usable wet, packed to the room or the amenity cart.

A bath towel is judged wet. The specification question is not only how much it absorbs, but whether it still holds together after it has been soaked, wrung and used a second time.

QC-C

Custom and private label

Your specification, or ours as a starting point

Development of a towel to your own specification, from a starting point on our existing constructions or from a blank sheet.

There are two ways to start. If you already sell a towel you are happy with, we match the construction and change only what you need to change — pack, print, fold or size. If you are launching a line, we start from the use case and build the construction around it.

QC-R

Jumbo rolls

The substrate before it becomes a product

Hydroentangled web in roll form for converters who slit, print, wet or pack in their own plant.

A converter buys the web, not the towel. What matters is that the roll runs at line speed without breaks, that the width divides cleanly into the finished piece, and that the next roll behaves like the last one.

QC-C

Compressed towels

Small in the bag, full size in the hand

A spunlace towel compressed into a coin or tablet for travel kits, amenity sets and retail packs.

Compression solves a volume problem, and volume is what a travel kit is short of. The specification question is what the sheet does when it is wetted: how quickly it opens, whether it opens evenly, and whether it can be used without unfolding it by hand.

QC-M

Sheet mask substrate

Cut for a face, judged by what it does to a serum

A fine spunlace web for pre-cut cosmetic masks and cleansing sheets, quoted by cut pattern and by liquid behaviour.

On a sheet mask, the web is the delivery system. What matters is how it takes up a serum, how it holds it against skin, how it releases it over twenty minutes, and whether it stays in one piece when a user lifts it off.