Bathroom renovations are expensive, to say the least. But new, high-quality towels can zhuzh up your space for way less. And right now, there are 100% Turkish cotton towels on sale at Amazon. At 30% off, the price of a full set comes down from $57 to just $40. It’s truly a home decorator’s dream.
American Soft Linen’s six-piece Turkish towel sets come with two bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths. Weighing 600 GSM, they’re dense and fluffy, giving a total spa feel. Shoppers can choose from a wide variety of unique colors like Sage Green, Bordeaux Red and Malibu Peach. And since they’re manufactured in the U.S. using OEKO-TEX standards, you can also rest assured they’re free of toxic materials.
While these towel sets are super absorbent, they dry very quickly, keeping things fresh after every shower. They’re also machine-washable, which means you can load them in on cold with a standard detergent. The brand advises against using bleach to maintain the colors, and to tumble dry on low afterwards. Then, they’ll look and feel good as new.
Behind the set’s 4.4 stars are more than 34,000 ratings, with multiple reviews commending the towels’ soft texture. “I’ve been using this towel set daily and overall I’m really happy with the quality for the price. The towels feel soft right out of the package and got even better after the first wash,” one shopper writes. “They’re absorbent without feeling heavy, and they dry my skin pretty quickly without needing to rub hard.”
Another shopper emphasizes the towels’ durability, even after a few washes. “I really love these towels so far. They have gotten softer after a few washes, and do not look any worse for the wear—despite shedding four or five Smurf’s worth of blue threads in the first couple cycles,” another review reads. “Make sure to use a lint filter and clean it after each time, it will be full—but the towels still look nice, feel great, etc. Will buy again!”
At 30% off, the price of the set comes down from $57 to $40. That saves you almost $20 on a set made for two—so it’s definitely worth your while if a full renovation isn’t in the cards right now.
