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Charter Club Bath Mat

This category brings together Charter Club bath mats and rugs in plush, contour and memory foam builds. Compare sizes, pile heights and cushioning to match your tub shape, floor space and daily routine.
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Four bath mats worth a closer look

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Charter Club Bath Mat — Macy's Exclusive, Classic Styling for an Easy Bathroom Refresh

A straightforward first pick for anyone refreshing a tired bathroom. This Macy's Exclusive Charter Club bath mat covers the floor beside a tub or shower with plain, classic styling that sits quietly next to the towels you already own, so a small update does not turn into a full redo of the room.

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Navy blue plush Charter Club bath rug lying flat on a white tiled bathroom floor.

Charter Club Signature Plush Anti-Microbial Bath Rug Mat, Navy Blue 21x34, Generous Coverage

Navy blue hides everyday wear better than lighter tones, and the 21x34 size gives a generous landing zone outside a standard tub. The plush pile feels soft under bare feet, while the anti-microbial finish addresses damp bathroom conditions, helping the rug stay fresher between washes.

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Charter Club Signature bath rug in soft ivory lying flat on pale gray bathroom tile.

Signature Bath Rugs — Macy's Exclusive, $14.00 to $28.00 and 65% Off in Every Size

This Macy's Exclusive Signature line runs from $14.00 to $28.00, with 65% off, so you can outfit more than one bathroom without stretching the budget. The range of prices tracks size and detail, which makes it easy to pick a larger rug for the tub side and a smaller one for the sink at costs that make sense.

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Charter Club Elite bath rug lying flat on white tile in front of a bathtub edge.

Charter Club Elite Bath Rug with Soft Cushioned Comfort for a Polished Master Bath

Comfort leads here: the Elite Bath Rug pairs a soft, cushioned surface with styling dressed up enough to suit a master bath. It works when the floor beside your tub is somewhere you stand for longer stretches, whether you are getting ready in the morning or simply want something gentler than a thin utility mat underfoot.

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Charter Club Gray Elite Tri-Stripe Bath Rug, 19 x 34, a Stripe Pattern That Fits Any Bath

The tri-stripe pattern does the decorating work, so the rest of the room can stay simple. Gray reads as a neutral against white tile and most towel colors, and the 19 x 34 size fits the floor outside a standard tub without crowding the vanity. Soft, cushioned Elite pile keeps it comfortable underfoot.
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Gray Charter Club Elite tri-stripe bath rug lying flat on a white tiled bathroom floor.
Chosen for everyday routines

Three mats built around comfort and fit

Where the first group helps you narrow by style and price, these picks focus on how the mat performs once you step onto it: cushioning, shape and how well it handles water on your particular floor.
Compact Charter Club Signature bath rug fitting the narrow floor beside a white pedestal sink.

Charter Club Signature Bath Rug, 17 x 24, Sized for Tight Bathrooms and Pedestal Sinks

Small bathrooms are where this one earns its place. At 17 x 24, the Signature bath rug fits the gap between a pedestal sink and the door without forcing you to step around it, and it dries faster than a larger mat. Choose it when floor space is tight but you still want the same soft Signature surface underfoot.
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Charter Club contour bath mat curved around the base of a white oval tub on tiled floor.

Charter Club Contour Bath Mat Shaped to Fit Pedestal and Oval Tubs, Plush Low Profile

Shaped to follow the curve of a pedestal or oval tub, this mat closes the gap a straight rectangle leaves open. The plush top feels gentle after a shower, and a low profile keeps it steady on tile. Simple styling blends with the towels you already own, so it works as an easy refresh.
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Charter Club memory foam spa bath mat resting on tile in front of a white bathroom vanity.

Charter Club Memory Foam Spa Bath Mat, Warm Cushioned Comfort for Drier Floors Every Day

Memory foam cushions on contact and springs back, so the mat resists flattening after a season of use. The top layer feels warm in winter, and the absorbent surface pulls water away to keep the floor drier. An understated look suits master and guest baths, and it holds up to regular washing.
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Where it fits in

Where a bath mat earns its place

Morning routines on cold tile

Stepping out of the shower onto cold tile is the small daily irritation a mat removes. Cushioned surfaces keep the first step warm and dry, so mornings feel steadier in bathrooms that stay cold.

Keeping floors drier and safer

Absorbent surfaces pull water away from bare feet and hold it in the pile rather than on the tile. That means less mopping, fewer slick spots near the tub, and a floor that dries on its own between showers.

Refreshing a bathroom without a redo

A new mat and matching towels change how a room reads without new tile or paint. Neutral gray, navy or classic solids sit easily with what you already own, which makes a small update a sensible weekend project.
How to compare with confidence

The factors that decide which mat fits

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Match the size to your floor space

Measure the clear floor in front of your tub or sink first. A 17 x 24 mat fits tight gaps, while 19 x 34 and 21 x 34 give full coverage; buying too large leaves folds at the vanity where the mat never settles flat.

A curved contour bath mat beside a straight rectangular mat on tile near a white pedestal tub.
Shape: contour or rectangle

Contour mats sit around a pedestal or oval tub, closing the gap a straight edge leaves; rectangles suit standard tubs and open floors. The wrong shape leaves cold tile exposed right where you step each morning.

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Pile height and cushioning

Plush pile feels warmer and softer, memory foam cushions and recovers its shape, and low-profile mats stay put on tile. Thicker is not always better, since a high pile can catch a door swing or feel unstable.

Water droplets beading on pale bathroom tile beside the edge of a gray bath mat.
Absorbency and drying speed

Bathrooms stay humid, so how fast a mat releases moisture matters. Denser, larger mats hold more water and take longer to dry; lighter ones dry between showers but may need washing more often in a busy home.

A deep navy bath mat and a pale gray bath mat lying parallel on white bathroom tile.
Color choice and everyday wear

Navy and gray hide soil and water marks better than pale tones, which matters beside a tub where splashes land daily. Lighter mats brighten a small room but will show wear sooner, so match color to real use.

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Price, exclusivity and value

Some styles are Macy's exclusives, and Signature rugs run from $14.00 to $28.00 at 65% off. Compare what you get for the price, including cushioning, size and finish, rather than the discount alone.

Ways to narrow it down

Pick by shape, size and cushioning

Match the shape to your tub or sink

Contour mats curve around pedestal and oval tubs, while rectangular mats cover a standard tub side or a wide vanity. Check your floor shape before color; the right outline closes gaps a rectangle leaves open.

Size decides coverage and drying time

A 17 x 24 rug suits a tight spot by a pedestal sink, while 19 x 34 or 21 x 34 gives a full landing zone outside a tub. Larger mats feel generous but hold more water, so balance comfort against your floor space.

Cushioning sets the comfort level

Plush pile gives soft warmth, memory foam cushions and springs back, and a low profile stays steady on tile. Match the cushion to how long you stand, since a spa mat suits a longer morning routine.
  • What shoppers notice

Small changes people mention most

Here are composite first-person accounts from shoppers comparing bath mats like these: softness underfoot, how quickly a mat dries, and how a color holds up after repeated washing.
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Marlene K.

I wanted something soft that would not slide on my tile, and this was the first mat that stayed put after a shower. My feet hit a warm, dry surface instead of cold grout, and I stopped noticing the floor first thing in the morning. That small change made the whole routine feel calmer.
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Denise R.

Navy was the practical choice for our busy bathroom, and it still looks like the day it arrived. Water disappears into the pile quickly and the color does not show everyday wear. I have washed it a few times with the towels and it came out looking the same as before.
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Joan P.

The compact size fit the narrow space between my pedestal sink and the door, which no standard rug could do. It dries fast enough that I am not stepping onto a damp mat the next morning, and the softness has held up through several washes without going flat.
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Ellen W.

I picked a memory foam mat because the floor in our bathroom stays cold all winter. It cushions underfoot and springs back instead of flattening, and the top feels pleasant even in summer. The surrounding tile stays noticeably drier after showers, which surprised me most.
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Rita S.

Buying the mat online, I was not sure the gray would match our tile, but it read as a true neutral once it was down. The stripe gives the room a bit of pattern without asking me to change anything else, and it feels comfortable underfoot after a long day.
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Carol M.

I keep a spare set for the guest bathroom and swap them when visitors come. They wash easily, come out soft, and the price meant I could buy two without thinking twice. Guests have mentioned how nice they feel after a bath, which made the choice feel worthwhile.

Questions shoppers ask before buying

Measure the clear floor in front of your tub or sink first. Compact mats around 17 x 24 suit tight gaps by a pedestal sink, while 19 x 34 or 21 x 34 gives a full landing zone outside a standard tub. Leave a little clearance so the mat lies flat.
Contour mats are cut to sit around a pedestal or oval tub, closing the gap a straight rectangle leaves open. Rectangular mats suit standard tubs and open floors. Look at the shape of what sits on your floor before deciding, since comfort depends on coverage.
Most homes do well washing bath mats once or twice a week, sooner if the room stays humid or several people share it. Rotating two mats keeps one in use while the other dries, and shaking the pile out after a shower helps it release water between washes.
Plush mats cushion through their pile, so softness depends on how thick the fibers are. Memory foam adds a responsive layer that compresses on contact and springs back, which feels steadier underfoot and tends to hold its shape longer through regular washing.
Darker navy and gray tones hide water marks, hair and everyday soil better than pale mats, which matters beside a tub where splashes land daily. Lighter colors open up a small bathroom but will show wear sooner, so match the tone to how often the floor is used.
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