How ELIYA Defines Guest Room Luxury with Fabric​

The warm experience of a hotel guest room lies in the moment when guests put on a bathrobe. Whether it's the softness wrapping the body after morning washing or the relaxation while reading on the sofa before bed, the bathrobe carries the hotel's meticulous care for guests. Unlike home bathrobes, hotel bathrobes need to balance "skin-friendly comfort" and "high-frequency durability" — they must withstand daily washing and disinfection while ensuring each guest feels a like-new texture upon contact. ELIYA has perfected this balance, making hotel bathrobes go beyond the basic function of "keeping warm and covering the body" to become a key carrier of delivering brand warmth and increasing repeat visits.

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ELIYA knows well that bathrobes are the "invisible business card" of a hotel: rough fabric ruins the post-bath relaxation, loose fit lowers the sense of quality, and even lint shedding can trigger guests' concerns about hygiene. Its high-end bathrobes are made of 500g combed cotton velvet, processed with a special napping technique to create fine, cloud-like fibers. Even after 50 consecutive washes, they remain fluffy and soft without hardening or clumping. The mid-range models use a 75% cotton + 25% polyester blend; through scientific fiber proportioning, they retain the skin-friendly breathability of cotton while leveraging the stability of polyester to enhance wrinkle resistance. Their service life is 30% longer than ordinary pure cotton bathrobes, making them especially suitable for business hotels with high daily passenger flow.

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In terms of craftsmanship, ELIYA bathrobes feature double-stitched overlocking at the neckline, with dense stitches to prevent thread breakage — even when guests pull the belt frequently, the neckline won't split. The belt buckles are designed with reinforced rivets to withstand repeated pulling, avoiding the common issue of loose buttonholes in home bathrobes. For different scenarios, tropical hotels can choose flat velvet models; their smooth velvet surface has 25% better breathability than ordinary velvet, keeping guests dry in hot environments. Northern hotels can opt for thickened models, with cotton velvet weight increased to 600g to enhance warmth, ensuring guests don't feel cold when stepping out of the bathroom in cold winters.

When choosing, high-end hotels are advised to select ELIYA's combed cotton velvet models, which can be paired with embroidered hotel logos to boost brand recognition. Mid-range hotels can choose cotton-blend models for better cost-effectiveness, with support for custom exclusive colors to match the guest room decor.Many partner hotels report that after switching to ELIYA bathrobes, guest praise for "guest room details" has increased by 18%. ELIYA bathrobes don't need fancy promotions; instead, they let guests remember this thoughtfulness through subtle touches.

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