Is 31"×63" the right size for a baby towel?
It is bigger than a standard baby hooded towel, and that is deliberate. The one size is 31"×63" — long enough to wrap a squirming newborn twice over, and still useful at three years old when they refuse to stand still on the bath mat.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| 31"×63" | You are lifting a slippery baby out of the tub on your own and want a towel you can lay across your forearm, scoop with, and tuck under their chin — not a small square you have to chase. |
Two in rotation means one is always dry when bath time runs late.
Will it stay soft after the amount of washing a baby towel gets?
Baby towels get washed more than anything else in the house. Here is what keeps this one soft and what wrecks it.
| Do this | Avoid this |
|---|---|
| Warm wash with a plain, fragrance-free detergent | Fabric softener — it coats the loops and kills absorbency |
| Tumble low, or line dry and shake it out hard | Hot dryer cycles that bake the pile flat |
| Wash it once before first use | Bleach or stain sprays on the printed kitty face |
The step people skip: that first wash before it ever touches the baby. It lifts the pile and takes the factory finish off.
The end of the bath should not be the part everyone dreads.
The usual bath-time failure is the towel. You have one hand on the baby, one hand reaching, and the towel you grab is a hand towel that covers a torso and nothing else. Then it is cold shoulders, a bit of crying, and a wet hallway. A towel that is 63 inches long solves this by being long enough to lay over your shoulder before you lift, so the wrap happens in one movement instead of three.

Why the crown-wearing cat matters more than you would think
Character towels usually go one of two ways: a licensed cartoon that dates in six months, or a print so faint it disappears after a dozen washes. The regal kitty here is drawn rather than photographed — a cat with a small crown, rendered in flat, calm colors that sit fine on a bathroom hook in an adult house. Children pick their own towel out of a pile by the picture, which is the whole point. It also means the towel comes back to the bathroom instead of vanishing into a bedroom.
The long rectangle format does the real work. There is no fixed hood to outgrow and no seams across the middle to go stiff, so the towel keeps working from the newborn tub through to a kid who dries themselves badly and drips across the floor.
- 31"×63" — the single size. Wide enough to wrap a toddler with overlap at the front, long enough to fold in half and use as a changing surface on the bed when you have run out of hands.

What You're Getting
- One Regal Kitty Comfort Baby Bath Towel in the 31"×63" size, with the crowned cat print
- A wrap-and-lift length that covers shoulders to ankles on a toddler
- Soft, quiet coloring that does not fight the rest of the bathroom
- No fixed hood, so nothing to grow out of
- Machine washable warm, tumble low
- Wash before first use to bring up the pile
- Skip the fabric softener if you want it to keep drying properly
- Doubles as a beach or pram cover-up once bath nights get easier
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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
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