How much do custom hotel slippers cost?

What the price includes

The per-pair price plus the one-time setup fee covers everything needed to put your logo on every slipper:

• Made-to-order production of each pair in your chosen style.
• Your logo embroidered on every pair.
• Embroidery digitization, turning your logo file into stitch-ready artwork, included in the $95 setup fee.
• Both Medium and Large sizes available. Each size is its own separate 500-pair minimum line. See the full size chart and specifications for every dimension.

Quoted separately: shipping. Freight depends heavily on your destination and order size, so it is confirmed with your final quote rather than guessed at here.

How quantity changes the price

Pricing is tiered by quantity, and the per-pair rate applies to each style-and-size line based on the band that line lands in. Quantities in different sizes are priced separately and do not combine into a higher tier. Order more of a given size, pay less per pair on it:

• 500–999 pairs of one style in one size uses the first rate (so 700 pairs of Medium is priced at the 500 rate).
• 1,000–2,499 pairs of one style in one size uses the middle rate (so 1,300 pairs of Medium is priced at the 1,000 rate, but 700 Medium + 600 Large is two lines at the 500 rate, not one line at the 1,000 rate).
• 2,500 pairs and up of one style in one size uses the lowest rate.

The setup fee, explained

The $95 setup fee is charged once per order, not per pair, and not per size. It covers digitization, the process of converting your logo into the embroidery file that guides the stitching. Because it is a one-time cost, the larger your order, the less it adds per pair.

Digitization exists because every pair is embroidered rather than printed. Our guide to embroidered vs. printed logos explains how the two methods compare on look, feel, and longevity.

Why the minimum is 500 pairs

Custom embroidery is made to order, so production runs in batches. A 500-pair minimum keeps per-pair pricing reasonable while keeping custom orders accessible to properties of every size, from boutique hotels to day spas. That minimum applies to each size separately, because each size is its own production run: stocking both Medium and Large of one style means 500 of each, or 1,000 pairs total. Worth planning for if you are outfitting several vacation rental units at once.

Because every pair is made to order, plan for production time as well as cost. See how long custom hotel slippers take to make for the full timeline from quote to delivery.

Why these cost less than you might expect

These are premium, reusable, embroidered slippers, the kind a guest keeps and wears at home, which keeps your brand in front of them long after checkout. They're reusable rather than single-use, and the bulk, made-to-order model is what keeps the per-pair price low while the quality stays high.

Still weighing the two options? Our guide to reusable vs. disposable hotel slippers walks through when each one is the right call for a property.

Curious how this fits the wider amenity budget? See what hotels actually pay for slippers and amenities for a 2026 breakdown of real per-pair costs.