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Oxford Miasma Towel Collection

A zero twist cotton towel built for spaces where the linens are expected to feel like a hotel. Made for hospitality and senior living operators buying wholesale who want a genuinely plush towel rather than a merely adequate one.

The Facts

• Fiber: 100% zero twist cotton
• Border: Dobby border with dobby hem
• Color: White
• Feel: Exceptionally soft and plush, noticeably fuller than a standard twisted-yarn towel
• Absorbency: Very high, since untwisted fibers expose more surface to draw in water
• Best for: Guest suites, model rooms, executive units, and anywhere the towel is part of the first impression

The Details

Zero twist is a real manufacturing difference, not a marketing phrase. In a conventional towel, the cotton yarn is twisted tightly to give it strength, but that twist also compacts the fibers and closes off the surface. Zero twist yarn is spun with little to no twist at all, so the fibers stay open, lofty, and free. That is what produces the plush, almost cushioned feel, and it is also why these towels absorb so readily. More exposed fiber surface means more water pulled in, faster.

There is a second benefit that surprises people. Because the yarn is not compacted, a zero twist towel feels substantial without being heavy, and it tends to dry faster than a dense, tightly twisted towel of similar thickness. In a commercial laundry running constant cycles, that is time and energy back on every load.

Zero twist construction only works with high-quality long fiber cotton, since the yarn has no twist holding it together and relies on fiber length instead. That requirement is part of why zero twist sits at the premium end of any towel line, and why bulk buyers tend to reserve it for guest-facing rooms rather than general stock.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Miasma Towel Collection

A zero twist cotton towel built for spaces where the linens are expected to feel like a hotel. Made for hospitality and senior living operators buying wholesale who want a genuinely plush towel rather than a merely adequate one.

The Facts

• Fiber: 100% zero twist cotton
• Border: Dobby border with dobby hem
• Color: White
• Feel: Exceptionally soft and plush, noticeably fuller than a standard twisted-yarn towel
• Absorbency: Very high, since untwisted fibers expose more surface to draw in water
• Best for: Guest suites, model rooms, executive units, and anywhere the towel is part of the first impression

The Details

Zero twist is a real manufacturing difference, not a marketing phrase. In a conventional towel, the cotton yarn is twisted tightly to give it strength, but that twist also compacts the fibers and closes off the surface. Zero twist yarn is spun with little to no twist at all, so the fibers stay open, lofty, and free. That is what produces the plush, almost cushioned feel, and it is also why these towels absorb so readily. More exposed fiber surface means more water pulled in, faster.

There is a second benefit that surprises people. Because the yarn is not compacted, a zero twist towel feels substantial without being heavy, and it tends to dry faster than a dense, tightly twisted towel of similar thickness. In a commercial laundry running constant cycles, that is time and energy back on every load.

Zero twist construction only works with high-quality long fiber cotton, since the yarn has no twist holding it together and relies on fiber length instead. That requirement is part of why zero twist sits at the premium end of any towel line, and why bulk buyers tend to reserve it for guest-facing rooms rather than general stock.

Other Towel Sizes Available

Oxford Miasma Towel Collection

A zero twist cotton towel built for spaces where the linens are expected to feel like a hotel. Made for hospitality and senior living operators buying wholesale who want a genuinely plush towel rather than a merely adequate one.

The Facts

• Fiber: 100% zero twist cotton
• Border: Dobby border with dobby hem
• Color: White
• Feel: Exceptionally soft and plush, noticeably fuller than a standard twisted-yarn towel
• Absorbency: Very high, since untwisted fibers expose more surface to draw in water
• Best for: Guest suites, model rooms, executive units, and anywhere the towel is part of the first impression

The Details

Zero twist is a real manufacturing difference, not a marketing phrase. In a conventional towel, the cotton yarn is twisted tightly to give it strength, but that twist also compacts the fibers and closes off the surface. Zero twist yarn is spun with little to no twist at all, so the fibers stay open, lofty, and free. That is what produces the plush, almost cushioned feel, and it is also why these towels absorb so readily. More exposed fiber surface means more water pulled in, faster.

There is a second benefit that surprises people. Because the yarn is not compacted, a zero twist towel feels substantial without being heavy, and it tends to dry faster than a dense, tightly twisted towel of similar thickness. In a commercial laundry running constant cycles, that is time and energy back on every load.

Zero twist construction only works with high-quality long fiber cotton, since the yarn has no twist holding it together and relies on fiber length instead. That requirement is part of why zero twist sits at the premium end of any towel line, and why bulk buyers tend to reserve it for guest-facing rooms rather than general stock.

White 100% Cotton Pillowcases

• Approx. 20"W x 30"L - For a Standard Size Pillowcase
• 1" Hem
• T-220 - This stands for thread count. The thread count is the number of horizontal and vertical threads in one square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the softer the pillowcase will feel.  Please note this is an all cotton pillowcase and it will feel very soft.
• White
• Imported
• Some people do buy these to screen print, HOWEVER, they are manufactured with institutional use in mind.  Keeping this in mind a small percentage of the pillowcases might not meet "some" of the screen printers quality if perfection in each pillowcase is examined.  If you buy for screen printing always assume 1% to 2% might not meet your needs and buy extra for your project.  We do not provide credit for pillowcases used for screen printing if minor errors in quality are present.

A 100% cotton towel woven from 10s single-ply open-end yarn and finished with a single CAM border. Built for bulk buyers across care communities, gyms, schools, camps, restaurants and workshops, including towels headed for cleaning duty.

The Facts

• Fiber: 100% cotton, 10s single-ply open-end yarn
• Border: Single CAM border
• Consistency: Thickness and weave can vary between production batches
• Best for: Resident rooms, gym and locker room use, wipe-down and cleaning work, and any high-turnover setting where towels are replaced often

The Details

The yarn sets the price. Yarn count runs backwards, so a low number like 10s means a heavy strand, which gives this towel real body for an entry-level product. Single-ply means one strand goes straight into the loom instead of two twisted together first, which skips a step that adds strength and cost.

Open-end spinning saves more. The cotton is spun in a high-speed rotor rather than on a ring frame, which is fast and inexpensive but makes a coarser, weaker yarn than ring-spun. For towels that are washed hard, replaced on a schedule, or used on spills and surfaces, that is the right place to save.

Because thickness and weave can vary between batches, order the full quantity at once if towels need to match across a linen closet or a set of rooms.

130 Threadcount (T-130) Standard Size White Pillowcase

• Measures 20"W x 30"L - Fits a Standard Pillow - It is possible the pillowcases could be an inch or two longer in length.  The length varies slightly between manufacturing sources.
• 1"  hem on open end.
• T-130 - This stands for thread count. The thread count is the number of horizontal and vertical threads in one square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the softer the pillowcase will feel.
• 55% Cotton 45% Polyester - Muslin Blend
• These pillowcases are commonly purchased by crafters, hotels, motels, camps, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, and other types of facilities.
• The Price shown is for 1 Dozen
• Imported
• Some people do buy our pillowcases to screen print, however, they are manufactured with institutional use in mind.  Keeping this in mind a small percentage of the pillowcases might not meet "some" of the screen printers quality if perfection in each pillowcase is examined.  If you buy for screen printing always assume 1% to 2% might not meet your needs and buy extra for your project.  We do not provide credit for pillowcases used for screen printing if minor errors in quality are present.  

An economy towel spun from 16s open-end yarn in an 86% cotton, 14% polyester blend, finer in the hand than the coarsest towels at this price. Built for care facilities, group homes, gyms, schools and camps buying in volume for daily use and routine replacement.

The Facts

• Yarn: 16s open-end spun
• Border: Single CAM border
• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Best for: Resident rooms, locker rooms, shared baths, hospitals, clinics and stock that turns over quickly

The Details

Yarn count explains the feel. The number rises as the yarn gets finer, so 16s is a thinner yarn than the 10s common at the very bottom of the economy range, and a thinner yarn makes a less coarse loop. Open-end spinning, the fast and inexpensive method, is what holds the price down.

Polyester is the structural half of the blend. It is stronger than cotton and resists stretching and shrinking, so the towel holds its size and shape through frequent hot washes better than an all-cotton towel at this price.

Out of the package these feel slightly stiff, since new towels carry finish from the mill. After the first wash the finish is gone and the pile softens and fills out.

A cotton and polyester towel woven from 12s ring-spun yarn: a heavier yarn count made with the smoother spinning method used above the economy tier. Built for senior living communities, care facilities and guest baths that want a softer towel in daily rotation without moving up to long-staple cotton.

The Facts

• Yarn: 12s ring-spun
• Border: Single CAM border
• Blend: 86% cotton / 14% polyester
• Best for: Resident rooms, guest baths, and senior living stock that is seen as well as used

The Details

Two yarn specs work together here. Cotton counts run in reverse, so 12s is a thick yarn that gives the loops body. Ring spinning draws the fibers out and twists them continuously, binding them tightly so fewer loose ends stand up from the surface. That is what makes the hand smooth rather than coarse, and it produces a stronger yarn than open-end spinning at the same count.

The polyester gives the towel its backbone. It is stronger than cotton and resists stretching and shrinking, so the towel keeps its dimensions through repeated laundering.

Carton packing is the other deliberate choice. Bale packing presses towels tightly to cut freight cost, which flattens the pile. Cartons cost a little more to ship but leave the loops uncrushed, so the towels arrive with more of their loft.

Premium Plus Cotton Washcloths, Hand Towels, Bath Towels and Bath Mats

An all-cotton towel woven from 12s ring-spun yarn and finished with a dobby border, in a dense, heavyweight construction. Built for senior living communities, care facilities and mid-range hospitality buyers who want a towel with real substance for resident rooms and guest baths.

The Facts

• Fiber: 100% cotton, 12s ring-spun yarn
• Border: Dobby border
• Absorbency: Cotton through the full thickness, with no synthetic content
• Best for: Resident rooms, guest baths, and hospitality linen where feel matters

The Details

With no polyester anywhere in it, every part of this towel takes up water, not just the loops. A blended towel trades some of that absorbency for a polyester base that holds its shape. Here the trade runs the other way: more softness and absorbency, slightly less dimensional stability over a long commercial wash rotation.

The yarn is ring-spun, which twists the fibers tightly as they are drawn out and locks in the loose ends that make rougher towels feel coarse and shed lint. At a thick 12s count and a heavy weight per dozen, that adds up to a dense towel with real body in the hand.

Shipping in cartons rather than compressed bales means the pile arrives standing rather than pressed flat.

1. For measurements, see the order grid below. 
2. 1.75" Hem
3. T-180 Pure Finish - This stands for thread count. The thread count is the number of horizontal and vertical threads in one square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the softer the pillowcase will feel.
4. 50% Cotton - 50% Polyester - or similar blend based on our availability from our manufacturer.
5. These pillowcases are commonly purchased by motels, camps, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, and other types of facilities.  These are institutional quality pillowcases. These are not recommended for screen printing.  We suggest you purchase 100% cotton for screen printing.  Some people also buy these for craft projects.
6. Some people do buy our pillowcases to screen print or heat press, HOWEVER, they are manufactured with institutional use in mind.  Keep this in mind when buying.  Also a small percentage of the pillowcases might not meet "some" of the screen printers quality if perfection in each pillowcase is examined.  If you buy for screen printing always assume 1% to 2% might not meet your needs and buy extra for your project.  We do not provide credit for pillowcases used for screen printing if minor errors in quality are present.  If the pillowcase can still be used on a pillow it is considered fine by our standards.  If you want to purchase high thread count pillowcases you might consider stopping in at your local linen/bedding department store.
7. Imported

T-200 Standard Size Pillowcase

1. Measures 32"L x 21.5"W - Fits a Standard Size Pillow
2. 2-3" Hem. Depending on availability, please call for exact hem size on current stock.  
3. White 
4. T-200 - This stands for thread count. The thread count is the number of horizontal and vertical threads in one square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the softer the pillowcase will feel.
5. 60% Cotton - 40% Polyester - or similar blend based on availability from our manufacturer 
6. Imported
7. Some people do buy these to screen print, HOWEVER, they are manufactured with institutional use in mind.  Keeping this in mind a small percentage of the pillowcases might not meet "some" of the screen printers quality if perfection in each pillowcase is examined.  If you buy for screen printing always assume 1% to 2% might not meet your needs and buy extra for your project.  We do not provide credit for pillowcases used for screen printing if minor errors in quality are present. 
8. These pillowcases are commonly purchased by crafters, hotels, motels, camps, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, and other types of facilities.

T-250 Queen and King Size Pillowcase

1. 2" Hem  
2. Imported
3. White 
4. T-250 - This stands for thread count. The thread count is the number of horizontal and vertical threads in one square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the softer the pillowcase will feel.
5. 60% Combed Cotton - 40% Polyester
6. These pillowcases are commonly purchased by crafters, hotels, motels, camps, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, and other types of facilities.