What size towel is best?
- Face Cloths(30cm x 30cm)Also called a face cloth or flannel. Used for cleansing your face as well as washing your body in the shower.
- Hand Towels (50cm x 90cmThe most practical towel you will own. Used for drying your hands, bringing to the gym or drying wet hair..
- Bath Towel(70cm x 130cm)Also called a face cloth or flannel. Used for cleansing your face as well as washing your body in the shower.
- Bath Sheet(100cm x 150cm)Longer and wider than a bath towel. Perfect for wrapping yourself up after a hot shower or relaxing bath.
What are the benefits of 100% Cotton?
100% cotton offers natural breathability and reliable moisture absorption, perfect for everyday comfort. Turkish cotton, with its extra-long fibres, offers superior absorbency while remaining lightweight and quick-drying – making it ideal for busy households. Egyptian cotton offers the ultimate indulgence, boasting exceptional softness and unmatched durability that only improves with every wash.
What is the difference in GSM?
Lightweight (Up To 250GSM)Lightweight towels are thinner and lighter. These towels are ideal for busy areas of your home because they are quick to wash and dry.
Medium weight (300-480GSM)The most practical towel you will own. Used for drying your hands, bringing to the gym or drying wet hair.
Heavyweight (500-750GSM)These towels are the softest and most luxurious. They are also very absorbent, heavy and warm. Although they are a little more expensive, they are long-lasting..
How to care for your towels?
Everyday Care: Keep your household towels away from cleaning products that contain bleach to prevent staining. Skin treatments, such as benzoyl peroxide for acne can also leave permanent marks on towels. If a towel gets caught or pulled, it will not unravel - cut off the pulled loop.
Washing & Drying: Group coloured towels together and wash on medium heat with a colour boosting washing powder. Also, avoid using fabric softeners since they can leave residue and create a stiff texture. What’s the trick to keeping your towels fluffy? Tumble drying! It’s essential to keep the temperature low (i.e. under 60°C).