Friday, January 24, 2014
Qualities of a good terry towel
There are several things that make a good terry towel. First of all the towel needs to absorb. As long as the Terry loops are 100% cotton there is not a tremendous difference in the performance of higher end yarns and lower end yarns. While a towel with a very low pile may not absorb as well as a thicker pile towel the trade off is that the lower pile towel will last longer. A quality terry towel is also sewn well. Either the towel has a nice thick fast selvage along the sides or good folded hem with lock stitched sewing. The other day a customer called to say they were only getting about a year and a half out of their cotton towels. Don't we wish we were all that lucky.
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