How does the design of the towel loop combined with the plain weave affect the absorbency of the towel?

The combination of the hotel towel loop design and the plain weave has a significant impact on the water absorption of the towel. The towel loop design is a raised structure formed on the surface of the towel. These protrusions not only increase the surface area of ​​the towel, but also form more capillary effect areas. When the towel comes into contact with water, these capillary effect areas can quickly absorb water and achieve rapid water absorption.

The plain weave provides a solid structural foundation for the towel with its unique warp and weft yarn interweaving method. The plain weave makes the warp and weft yarns of the towel tightly interwoven, reducing the gaps between the yarns and forming a more dense and uniform fabric structure. This structure not only enhances the durability of the towel, but also ensures that the water is evenly distributed inside the towel, thereby improving water absorption.

When the towel loop design is combined with the plain weave, the water absorption of the towel is significantly improved. The raised structure of the towel loop increases the surface area of ​​the towel, allowing more water to be absorbed quickly. The plain weave ensures that the water is evenly distributed inside the towel, avoiding the accumulation of water in a certain area. This combination makes the towel have stronger water absorption while maintaining softness and comfort.

Specifically, the towel loop design increases the surface area of ​​the towel by about 20% to 30%, while the plain weave increases the number of interlacing of the warp and weft yarns of the towel by about 50%. This combination makes the towel outstanding in water absorption, able to quickly absorb a large amount of water and keep the skin dry. At the same time, due to the characteristics of the plain weave, the towel can still maintain good water absorption performance after multiple washings, extending its service life.