Start a corporate towel gift project with seven facts: recipient count, budget, product mix, colours, logo artwork, packaging, delivery locations and required date. Every custom choice affects sampling and lead time.
Choose a useful product
Bath and hand sets, kitchen towels, travel towels or bathrobes can work when aligned to recipient, budget and season.
Keep branding wearable and washable
Embroidery must simplify fine logo detail into thread. Confirm size, colours, placement and back-side appearance on an approved sample.
Build a realistic timeline
Allow for product selection, artwork conversion, sample, approval, yarn/colour planning, production, customisation, inspection, packing and dispatch.
Specify packaging
Boxes, sleeves, ribbons, inlays and shipping cartons affect cost, volume, damage risk and delivery time. Separate presentation packing from transit packing.
Prepare clean recipient data
For individual names or addresses, provide a final validated spreadsheet with consistent spelling and required fields. Define how corrections will be handled.
Approve measurable details
The purchase approval should record quantity, product, size, weight/GSM, colour, logo, thread, placement, packing, tolerance and delivery terms.
Frequently asked questions
What file format is best for a logo?
Vector artwork is preferred. A high-resolution reference and brand-colour values also help.
Can every gift have a different name?
This may be possible, but it increases proofing and production complexity. Provide a locked final list and allow extra time.
How is MOQ decided?
MOQ depends on product, size, colour, construction, customisation and packaging—not only the total order value.
Use these guides with the exact product specifications and sewn-in care label. Browse cotton towels, bedsheets or send a bulk textile enquiry.