Waffle Hand Towels for Bathroom Quick Dry Towel Super Absorbent Thin 100% Cotton Lint Free, Hand Towels for Bathroom Set of 2, Classic Style (Aqua)

I purchased two hand towels to try them. They are purest white, great waffle weave cotton fabric, attractive and very efficient as a hand towel vs terry towels which are thick and often not great at absorbency. The hand towels are great as hand towels or kitchen towels in a pinch, and would probably be great to dry off small and medium sized dogs! The absorbency is quick and thorough and gets the job done very well. So a great towel in a lot of ways and great looking but not lush like the usual bath towels. Very efficient dryers and absorbers. A++++++

These waffle towels are luxurious and just keep getting better with each wash! Lovely to wrap up in the bath sheets which are very generous and completely cover you. I would love to see more colors. Great customer service! No lint or pilling when washed. I have a pair of bath sheets that are over 10 years old and still going strong.

Bought these for my hair because they are lightweight. Washed up nicely and dry quickly. Perfect for my needs.

You guys need to make these in one size smaller because they are too long for my tall racks. They are about 50% larger than normal hand towels. Otherwise I love them too much. The texture is perfect. They dry quickly. And they look really nice.

I inherited a set of towels from my mother; I loved their absorbency and thin thickness as hand towels. They dry very fast. When one developed a hole from much use, I looked up the label on Amazon and found that they are still being sold. The new set has the same quality as the much-loved old towels. Yes, they are expensive, but I am so happy they are still available and have the same old-fashioned cotton quality. I know they will last a long time! Ali Julia review Review of GILDEN TREE Waffle Weave Hand Towels

New, they're very flat and coarse - kinda like a waffle towel that's been run over by a paving roller. After several washes, they've shrunk a little in size, but the waffle pattern has become thicker. They absorb well and dry OK. However, in spite of repeated cycles through the washer and dryer (12+) , they're still coarse feeling. OK, but not great. I think there are better options out there...

I purchased these waffle hand towels to use as kitchen towels. They are a little longer than standard dish towels. They get softer with every wash and I love them in the kitchen. They are lintless and dry quickly after drying dishes. I also purchased some of the matching washcloths to dry my hands with after washing my hands in the kitchen. They are about the same size as a full-size paper towel. I hang a fresh one near the sink every morning. It gets used multiple times during the course of a day, drastically cutting down on the number of paper towels I use. To eliminate buildup that lessens towel absorbency, use white vinegar instead of fabric softener in the wash and use wool dryer balls in the dryer. The vinegar also helps keep your washing machine clean and smelling fresh.

I've tried a lot of towels (various Restoration Hardware, Coyuchi, multiple Turkish towels, Macy's Hotel line, Matouk) and I love these towels. I actually returned the hand towels for Coyuchi hand towels (the Coyuchi hand towels are crazy long), but I came back and bought Gilden Tree bath towels and wash cloths for myself, and plan to buy more. I love how lightweight, absorbent, soft and FAST drying these towels are. I liked these so much I also bought a TON of wash cloths (and two oversize waffle throw blankets) for our vacation rental cottages in the Caribbean. The material is perfect for island living--air dry so fast and they're super sturdy, they wash well (no wrinkles), and I'm expecting they'll last a long time (and we do a LOT of laundry). The wash cloth size post-wash is also nice--larger than other wash cloths I tried. I would've loved to have replaced all of our island cottage towels with Gilden Tree, but the bath towels were a little too expensive for turnover/stains and damage VRBO/Airbnb rentals put towels through. (We ended up with $15 Turkish towels for beach and bath towels, which I don't like as much as Gilden Tree, but less heart-wrenching to regularly replace.)

Lo mejor es que desde las probé, ya no me gusta ninguna xq te secan muy rápido y las toallas también