LANE LINEN Set of 4 Bath Towel 28x54 - 100 Ring Spun Cotton - Turkish Cotton Towels for

It's been mentioned in other reviews, but when you first open the package, these towels feel incredibly thin, cheap, and scratchy. I bought them without reading the reviews, opened the package, and almost returned them straight away. Luckily I went to check the reviews and saw the advice to wash them. YOU HAVE TO WASH THEM 2x FIRST! Then they'll be fluffy, soft, and wonderful towels. Do not judge them until you've tried washing them a few times. I'm so glad I didn't return them. No weird smells, color was perfect, I didn't need all the weird random sizes, but whatever. I'm happy with them anyway. Read more

I love these towels! They are the best I’ve ever owned.I love all the different varieties in length. They are super absorbent and soft. The color is beautiful purple. Read more

I bought the zero twist in blue (I wish they had an accurate photo of how they'd look... they do NOT have that decorative detain going accross toward the end(s) of the towel). I did Also buy the regular big set in Gray to gift as well. When both sets came in- I was actually going to return them. They were super smushed down and looked & felt incredible thin and disappointing. Figured I would give both sets a wash (separately) and dry just to see how they'd fluff up. Omg A MILLION times better! They get get a snag or two here or there from doing so but the presentation is a WHOLE lot more welcoming. They just about doubled in size/fluffiness! Do I wish they were a smidge heavier? Yes. But really for the price (I grabbed a flash deal so it was like $60 plus tax for the zero twist blue and $47 plus tax for the regular grey).... you can't go wrong. I was comparing the bath sheets to my individually bought bath towels from Walmart (better bath n garden) but those were about $13 each just for one big bath sheet- those ARE a little heavier and maybe feel slightly more durable- Ive had mine (just one) for like 10 years and its still going strong lol . You do get quite a bit here though and a good bulk to start up stocking a bathroom nicely this way with these sets. Both sets are soft and fluffy after washing/drying. The blue has some perks in in absorbancy and feel if you google what Zero Twist is. They are a little bit softer to the touch ♡ It's worth it to me to get all this for this price rather than paying 3x the price for a good quality set like from kohls and having to buy several different bundles to get when you get here all together. Hope this helps! Read more

These towels dried me off faster and more efficiently than most towels I've ever had. The price I paid for the 4 pack towel set was definitely worth the price. Read more

I will admit--I'm a linen snob. I am extremely picky, and I WILL spend the money if it's worth it for real linen napkins and tablecloths and for really nice Egyptian cotton sheets. I goofed when we moved and needed to update our bathroom linens and thought I had purchased 100% cotton towels and couldn't figure out why every time I washed them, they kept looking sort of orangey (we live on a lake and the city water here has a lot of iron). We only buy white towels for every bath, so it was very noticeable. I finally looked at the tag--these had polyester. It was a lot of money wasted and those immediately went into the "donate" pile. Since we had only recently purchased those for three baths, I didn't want to break the bank but had to replace all of these now-stained towels with the holidays looming and company coming. I saw these on Amazon and what drew me was that there were not only plenty of bath towels but also bath sheets (which I prefer for the master) and fingertip towels (which I know most people don't quite get, but I love them for our small hand towel bar on the wall, and with so many, I can keep clean ones replaced constantly since we don't use color-coordinated towels for each bath). I saw a lot of people complaining about lint--you need to realize cotton is a natural fiber. You're going to have a LOT of lint in the first dry cycle or two. After that, it really settles down. We don't use liquid fabric softener, and I think that makes a big difference (maybe also because our washer/dryer are both HE and new?). I like spa linens, and those are not meant to be big and beefy; these are the perfect weight and extremely soft. They have just enough loft and the white is a super-bright white. They are no-fuss and coordinate perfectly with our clean aesthetic. They fold and roll and stack beautifully. We LOVE these and ordered two sets. I had some questions and the seller was very responsive. If you want a very thick, velour-like weave, these are not going to be your jam. If you want a spa-like towel that is actually absorbent and a LOT of bang for your buck, here you go. Don't use bleach--you'll ruin the fibers. Get some laundry baking soda booster and add that to your laundry routine. Makes all the difference in the world. Read more

A great set.. The only thing is u have to wash them multiple times.. To get alot of the lint out of the towel... Read more

I like the color. I like the price. But honestly they are very thin and not very soft. I think the picture is a bit deceiving. They look fluffy and soft —but in reality are not. You get what you pay for Read more

Don't be surprised that they seem flat and thin when they arrive. Apparently the company uses a process to seriously compress the package. I washed mine twice (seperatly, as they'll shed lint!) and they are very nice and soft. Big towels. Read more