and wondering why all towels have that decorative weave towards the edge? This feature has a name and a purpose. Known as a dobby border, it is crucial to ensure the towel's longevity, durability ...

They’re absorbent, durable, affordable, and available in a rainbow of colors. With terry cloth on one side and waffle weave on the other, this towel combines absorbency, utility, and attractiveness.

Ringspun cotton uses a weaving process that twists longer and shorter fibers together, producing a towel that feels very soft ...

Waffles are making their way off the breakfast table and into your bathroom, by way of the waffle knit, or waffle weave, bath towel (decidedly not the syrup-covered waffle). The current thinking for ...

However, experts have revealed that this deliberate weaving technique has a direct impact on how a towel works and how long it lasts. So, the next time you go towel shopping, make sure to be on ...

They were unassuming in their simplicity—100% cotton, a soft white with a distinctive herringbone weave and snappy blue stripe. They weren’t like those other tea towels from back home ...

600 to 900 GSM: Dense and heavy, will feel good on your skin, but will take longer to dry (though the weave will affect drying time as well) Good Housekeeping performed tests on bath towels a few ...