Wholesale Letter Design Quickly Absorbent Microfiber TPR Bathroom Area Rugs – Machine Tufted Custom Rugs for Hotels & Home
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Quick B2B Sourcing Overview
- MOQ: 50 pcs
- Lead Time: 5–10 business days
- Material: Microfiber (polyester) pile + TPR non‑slip backing
- Key Spec: Absorbent 300% weight, anti‑bacteria, washable 50 cycles
- Decoration: Screen print logo (max 30x30 cm), custom Pantone colors
- Compliance: Factory anti‑bacteria test reports available
Attribute Data Matrix
| Attribute | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Microfiber Fabrics (100% polyester split yarn) | 0.2 denier per filament |
| Backing | TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) | Full coverage, not just dots |
| Standard Sizes | 40x60cm / 50x80cm / 60x90cm | ±1.5cm tolerance |
| Custom Size Range | 30x30cm up to 120x180cm | Rectangular, round, oval |
| Weight per Unit | 0.500 kg (40x60cm including OPP bag) | Net rug weight 0.480 kg |
| Pile Height | Medium – 9mm | Machine tufted, sheared |
| MOQ | 50 pieces per design | Custom color requires 200pcs per Pantone |
| Lead Time | 15–30 business days | Expedite +15% fee: 15–18 days |
Technical Comparison Analysis
Microfiber + TPR (this product) vs. Cotton + latex backing
Microfiber absorbs 3x faster (45 min dry time vs 2.5 hr for cotton at 50% RH). TPR backing maintains grip on wet ceramic tile (coefficient of friction ~0.9), while cotton latex becomes slick when wet. Microfiber resists mildew for 72 hours; cotton shows spots at 24 hours. Washability: microfiber survives 50 machine cycles without pilling; cotton shrinks 5-8% after 10 washes.
Machine tufted vs. hand tufted
Machine tufting (this product) runs at 800 rpm, delivering consistent 9mm pile height with ±1.5mm tolerance. Hand tufting varies by operator, often 7-11mm range on the same rug. Machine tufted cost at 500pcs is roughly 60% of hand tufted. However, hand tufted allows denser patterns; machine tufted is limited to 2 colors at MOQ 50, up to 4 colors at 500+.
Multi-Scenario Buyer Applications
Scenario 1: Hotel brand standard rollout – 12 properties, 2400 rugs
A regional hotel group needed a consistent bathroom rug for 12 locations, each with different bathroom tile colors. The procurement director required non‑slip TPR backing (to reduce liability from wet floor falls) and a quick‑dry microfiber pile to lower laundry costs. SupplyBatch matched 12 Pantone colors across the order, with a 200pcs minimum per color. The factory tufted each color batch separately, applied screen‑printed hotel logos (2.5cm height) in the bottom corner. Total lead time: 28 business days, including sea freight consolidation to Los Angeles. The group saved an estimated $4,800 annually on laundry vs. cotton mats and saw zero slip‑related guest incidents in the following 9 months.
Scenario 2: E‑commerce launch – private label “PetDry” mat
An Amazon seller planned a line of dog grooming mats with a custom bone‑shaped outline. The seller needed MOQ under 100 to test two sizes (40x60cm and 50x80cm). SupplyBatch provided the shape customization (die‑cut oval with bone ears) without tooling fee for the first 50 pieces per size. The TPR backing was printed with the brand’s paw‑print logo using heat transfer. The seller sold through the test batch in 3 weeks at $19.99 retail, then reordered 1000 units. Per‑unit cost dropped 38% on the second order because the die‑cut template was already paid for.
Scenario 3: Corporate campus kitchenettes – slip prevention program
A tech firm’s facility manager recorded three employee slip incidents in office kitchenettes over six months. The solution: replace small cotton mats with larger 60x90cm microfiber rugs, TPR‑backed, in each of 8 break areas. The manager ordered 80 rugs (10 per floor) with no logo – just a neutral gray geometric pattern to match the interior. Lead time of 18 business days fit within the quarter’s safety budget. The rugs were washed weekly by janitorial staff (30°C, low spin) and showed no backing separation after 4 months. No further slip claims were filed.
FAQ Matrix
Custom Production: Can you match a specific beige color from my hotel’s bathroom tile sample?
Yes – send a physical tile or Pantone reference. We’ll tuft a 30x30cm sample of microfiber in that color (sample fee $45, refundable on order over 500pcs). Standard lead time for sample is 10 business days.
Logistics & Shipping: What’s the actual cost difference between air and sea for 1000 rugs?
Estimate: 1000 rugs of 40x60cm weigh 500 kg gross. Air freight (DHL) roughly $4.50/kg = $2250, transit 5‑7 days. Sea freight LCL from Shenzhen to LA about $250 per CBM (approx 8 CBM = $2000) plus customs clearance, total $2400‑2600, transit 28‑35 days. Sea is comparable in cost but much slower. For 1000pcs, we recommend sea unless you have a hard deadline.
Payment & Terms: What deposit and balance triggers do you require?
30% T/T deposit to start production. Balance 70% before shipment, after you approve pre‑shipment photos. For first‑time buyers above $5000, we accept 50% deposit. Western Union and PayPal accepted for orders under $2000 (fees apply). Net‑30 available after two successful orders.
Quality & Compliance: How do you ensure the TPR backing doesn’t off‑gas odor in a closed hotel bathroom?
TPR is thermoplastic rubber – no plasticizer migration like PVC. We cure the backing for 24 hours in a ventilated area before packing. Each batch is sniff‑tested by QC (scale 1‑5, 5 being no odor). For hotel orders, we include a free 5‑piece sample for your housekeeping team to evaluate in a test room for 48 hours.
Facility Operations Manager for corporate campus – non‑slip rugs for 8 kitchenettes and 4 locker rooms.
E‑commerce Home Category Lead – launching a private label bath mat line with 4 colorways.
Interior Designer for apartment staging firm – custom size rugs for 15 show units per quarter.
Procurement Specialist at pet supply retailer – branded, washable mats for dog washing stations.
Event Manager for tech conference – 500 piece giveaway with event logo for attendee swag bags.
School District Purchaser – classroom reading corner rugs, anti‑bacteria for elementary use. Facility Origin
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Why SupplyBatch



Real Craftsmanship, Small-Batch Ready
We don’t just chase scale; we care about the details. From the initial sample to the final product, every step is handled with care to make sure your design looks just as good in real life as it does on your screen.
At SupplyBatch, you’re working with real product pros. We know that custom merch is your brand’s reputation on the line, so we dig into the details: we’ll analyze your artwork, suggest material upgrades for longevity, and double-check your proofing so there are no surprises when the boxes arrive.



Quality Checked & Shipped Right
We inspect every piece before it leaves our floor, weeding out the ones that don't make the cut. We also know the ins and outs of shipping smaller batches—getting them to you safely and cost-effectively, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
You bring the vision, and we bring the practical, boots-on-the-ground expertise to turn your ideas into high-quality products that actually hit the mark.
Customization with Brand Services



Customization with a Personal Touch
You’re working with experts who understand the technical side of custom manufacturing inside and out. We don’t just process orders; we act as an extension of your team. Whether it’s fine-tuning your logo dimensions to ensure it looks sharp, recommending the most durable materials for your specific use-case, or troubleshooting production files before they hit the machines—we’re hands-on. We’re here to bridge the gap between your initial sketches and the professional-grade merchandise you’ll be proud to put your name on.
At SupplyBatch, you’re working with real product pros. We know that custom merch is your brand’s reputation on the line, so we dig into the details: we’ll analyze your artwork, suggest material upgrades for longevity, and double-check your proofing so there are no surprises when the boxes arrive. You bring the vision, and we bring the practical, boots-on-the-ground expertise to turn your ideas into high-quality products that actually hit the mark.
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