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Resuinsa: The bathrobe that State leaders have at home

The Valencian family business has been supplying sheets, towels, bathrobes and tablecloths to the most luxurious hotels in the world for half a century.

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Resuinsa: The bathrobe that State leaders have at home

Resuinsa, a Spanish textile company, has been in operation for 100 years, starting as Industrias Martí Tormo. The company, now led by CEO Félix Martí, produces a range of textile products for hotels, including bedding, towels, and robes. Resuinsa supplies major hotel chains such as Paradores, Meliá Iberostar, Barceló, and Marriott across five continents, generating €51 million in revenue and growing steadily at 5-10% annually.

The company has innovated with sustainable textiles, including recycled materials, and has introduced a system to track inventory with chips.

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