Shower curtain

A shower curtain hangs at the wet edge of the bathroom, closing off the spray while the rest of the room stays dry. In this catalog it sits within the bathroom series, beside a bathroom set, a toilet paper holder, a toothbrush holder, a soap case, and a shower cap, so buyers can source an entire coordinated bath range from a single category tree.

Construction usually centers on woven polyester, PEVA, or cotton-blend fabric cut to standard tub widths, with reinforced buttonholes or grommets along the top hem and a weighted bottom hem that helps the panel drop straight. Print methods range from rotary screen work to digital transfer, and the choice shapes how crisp a logo or repeat pattern reads at arm's length.

Wholesale buyers, importers, and promotional distributors favor this category because a curtain carries a large printable surface at an accessible cost, making it a strong vehicle for seasonal themes, hotel programs, and gift-with-purchase bundles. End users are households refreshing a bathroom, rental hosts, and dorm residents who want a quick visual change without remodeling. Many pair it with a coordinating shower cap and soap case.

Practical sourcing checks begin with fabric weight and hand feel, since a thin panel clings and billows while a heavier one falls cleanly. Inspect stitching at the header, tug each grommet, and confirm the bottom hem is square. Ask how prints hold up to repeated wetting and wiping, and verify that the panel measures true to its stated dimensions after washing.

Color consistency across a production run matters as much as the print itself, so request a physical sample against your approved swatch before committing. Review packaging for retail-ready folding and header cards, and confirm that the curtain ships with hooks where the offer calls for them. Ordering alongside a toilet paper holder or toothbrush holder simplifies assortment planning for the full bath story.