Custom Cooling Towels with Your Logo

Custom cooling towels in this category start at $1.46 per unit and run up to about $12.62 per unit at the top of the range. Price depends on the style, the material, your order quantity, and the imprint method you choose. Screen printing generally costs less per unit than full-color dye sublimation.

Minimum order quantities vary by style, so the exact number is listed on each product page. Some styles carry low minimums and others require a larger run, particularly for full-color sublimation. Request a quote with your target quantity and we will confirm the minimum before you commit.

Most cooling towels use either PVA or microfiber. PVA towels hold water and stay cold longer, while microfiber towels dry faster and take a sharper print. Recycled PET (rPET) versions are also available, and some styles blend materials, such as an 85% polyester, 11% spandex and 4% copper fiber construction.

The most common size is roughly 12 inches by 32 inches, which fits around the neck and drapes over the shoulders. Smaller options run about 12 inches by 24 inches, and jersey-shaped towels come in 17 inches by 18 inches and 23 inches by 22.5 inches. Neck wraps and scarves are narrower, around 2 to 3.5 inches wide.

Yes. Dye sublimation prints full color across the whole towel and is the right choice for gradients, photos, or multi-color team artwork. Screen printing handles one or two solid colors at a lower unit price. Send vector artwork when possible, or a 300 dpi raster file.

Yes. Several styles in this category are made from recycled PET, including options built from post-consumer recycled polyester (rPET). Recycled versions start around $2.32 per unit and come in standard sizes such as 11-1/2 inches by 32 inches.

Promotional cooling towels are ordered most often for road races and charity walks, youth and school sports programs, outdoor summer festivals and fairs, employee safety and wellness programs for outdoor crews, and outdoor trade shows. They work best where the audience is hot and outdoors, because recipients use the towel on the spot rather than taking it home unused.

Cooling towels work by evaporation. You wet the towel, wring it out, and snap it to activate the fabric, and as the water evaporates it pulls heat away from your skin. PVA and specialized microfiber weaves hold moisture longer than a standard cotton towel, so the cooling effect lasts through more of a workout or shift.