Design permeates any element of our environment and becomes a differentiating element for any garment. Vayoil Textil, is very aware of the importance of being able to offer to a sector such as the hotel industry a product with high quality, durability and sustainability, but in which design also plays a leading role.
As a result of this tireless work of the company to anticipate the needs and market trends, presents its new bathrobe called Òpalo made of pure 100% cotton with jacquard velvet fabric and a subtle minimalist design and very modern style.
In the case of bath linen, one of the first parameters to be taken into account when choosing it by the hotelier is comfort. The mission of a bathrobe or towel is to absorb water when we dry ourselves, for this, they must be very well made products with a correct weight per square meter. Cotton is still the raw material par excellence for bath linen.
Opal is made of 100% pure cotton with jacquard velvet fabric and incorporates a subtle design that projects small squares, giving it a minimalist style in line with new design trends.
This new proposal joins the Royal and Topaz models of the same collection, although with different designs. All of them have a velvet exterior that is very pleasant to the touch, but a conventional terry cloth interior to ensure an optimum degree of absorption. The weight of the product is 420 grams per square meter, which guarantees the durability of the product together with the construction of the fabrics and the manufacturing.
In the words of Arturo Hernández, General Manager of the company, "A hotelier, like any other person, values quality and design at a reasonable price. To this valuation must be added, in the case of garments that are subjected to a large number of washes, the profitability of the garment, which is still an underlying characteristic of quality. In addition to these qualities, Vayoil is a pioneer in incorporating the concept of sustainability and design in all the products it puts on the market. We do not conceive the development of any hotel product that integrates respect for the environment throughout our work process".
