Quick-dry Hand Towels for Versatile Use

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Give yourself and your guests a way out post a handwash with these hand towels for bathrooms and kitchens. They are quite instant with the absorption; and made of 100% combed, ring-spun cotton, they literally last a lifetime. So, no more same towels for body, face, and hands.

Behold The Absorbency, Softness, and Plush of Our Hand Towels

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More Than Just Hand Towels

The uses of these hand towels can’t be contained to a few points. They serve your every use, from being your hand towels to your go-to face wipers, or as your hand towels for bathroom clearance.

We’d suggest using a light detergent while washing these multi-purpose hand towels. They have to be washed separately and are machine-washable.

Ideal Washing Temperature: Wash the towels at around 30 degrees to preserve them for a long time and keep them soft.

Do these hand towels shed lint or leave residue on skin?

These hand towels are designed to be low-lint and gentle. Washing them before first use helps remove any loose fibers and enhances softness and absorbency.
Are 600 GSM hand towels soft, thick, and highly absorbent?

Yes, 600 GSM hand towels offer a thick, plush feel with wonderful absorbency, giving a premium, spa-like experience while remaining breathable for everyday use.
Are these hand towels safe for skin and free from harmful chemicals?

Yes, these towels are OEKO-TEX MADE IN GREEN certified, meaning they are tested for harmful substances and safe for everyday use on all skin types.
What size are these hand towels and where can they be used?

These hand towels measure 16 x 28 inches, making them ideal for bathroom use, guest towels, kitchen drying, and everyday hand drying.
How do you wash cotton hand towels to keep them soft and absorbent?

Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and tumble dry on low heat. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach, as they can reduce absorbency and damage cotton fibers over time.