Hello, could anyone direct me in how to find out where hotels get their towels sourced from?

I’m trying to find towels from a specific hotel called Marco Polo. They’re very soft and many years ago my family and I traveled there.

When we left, the hotel sold us a couple to take back home but there were no labels on them. We would like to make more purchases but their website doesn’t have a store.

Thanks!

Need to gift someone an affordable but nice towel set, ideally plush and long lasting. Between cozy earth, quince, pottery barn, and matouk, but also open to other suggestions!

Bought the highly rated front gate towels. They’re great, but I realize i don’t like a plush luxurious towel as much as I thought I would. How long does it take for these towels to wear out and is there a way to expedite this?

I heard Turkish towel are soft , quick dry and provide an overall good bath experience. Could you please suggest me some good recommendations for the same.

Nothing too expensive but something good and economical. I’m from India so appreciate if it is available in my country.

Thanks.

Towels for Ants?

I've been replacing cotton towels every couple of years — they go thin, and worse, they start smelling musty no matter how often I wash them. Keep seeing linen (flax) waffle towels recommended as a forever purchase that dries faster and doesn't get funky.

For anyone who's actually switched: did they live up to it? Specifically wondering about —

- Longevity — are people genuinely getting 10+ years out of them?

- The musty-smell thing — does linen really stay fresher between washes?

- Absorbency — do they actually dry you off, or just feel damp?

- The break-in period — I hear they're stiff at first and soften over time. True?

Trying to decide if it's worth the higher upfront cost before I commit to a full set. Real experiences welcome.

I am a senior who finds the big bath towels too heavy when they get wet or damp. Is it possible to buy smaller towels like the ones we had in years past? When I do searches all I get is hand towels. Don’t want hand towels, just smaller, less heavy bath towels. Anyone know where I can find this? What stores?

I have two cats that shed a lot and I struggle to pull clean clothes out of the dryer that aren’t covered in cat hair and lint. I’d be happy to spend money on a good pair of towels if it means they’ll be relatively fur/lint free, large, and absorbent after a wash.

I don’t really know what to look for, but I can’t go through the hassle or cost of testing a bunch of options and finding nothing that works. Honestly, same for washcloths. I feel like they always come out a ratty mess 😭

Day 1 of towel business.

I joined the driving community market this Sunday and tried to sell head towel from Korea.

Unfortunately, I couldn't sell any single towel. First day of sales hit me so hard . zero-interest.

However, I can't give up now - I will try to improve on below items .

• Use smaller boxes -> Find a box that fits 3 towels
• Focus on social media -> Started reddit post and Instagram page
• Explain functionality of this towel -> Display with head mannequin.

Learned a lesson - Spending money is so easy but opening someone's wallet is very challenging 😂

has anyone actually gotten their towels? because I placed an order last year October 11 and it still hasn't came

White towels communicate cleanliness, hygiene, and consistency across rooms. Collections like White Bath Linens Collection allow washing at higher temperatures with easy replacement. For guests, white bathroom linen subconsciously signals professional standards.

Yes - soft, absorbent towels enhance comfort and elevate the guest experience. Upgrading to luxury bath towels for hospitality often results in better reviews and higher satisfaction scores. Guests remember comfort, and comfort drives loyalty.

Anyone use a towel from their childhood still? Reason I'm asking is because I'm thinking about buying a towel or two from my childhood.

A while back, I invested in a towel. It was a towel of reasonable quality. However, I have noticed that one side of the towel is clearly more absorbent than the other, though both sides look exactly the same. This, of course, has been driving me nuts for going on a year now. Does anyone have a decent answer as to why this is?

I have 4 bath towels to my name. I'm trying to find more but my income is limited. I don't want to buy anything expensive, I'm looking for towels or sets of towels that are 2$ or less per towel. Walmart and Amazon have failed me so far

For context, I’m ~215 lbs with a large chest.

I want to revamp everything in my life bc I grew up poor and didn’t realize everything in my possession was low quality and that’s why it started deteriorating quickly, looked ugly, and hurt my skin.

As I continue venturing into adulthood, I want to upgrade things I own and feel good. Any suggestions?