Chakir Turkish LinensHotel & Spa Quality 100% Cotton Premium Turkish Towels | Soft & Absorbent (4-Piece Bath Towels, Gray)

Very nice set of towels. They seem a little thin when you get them but once you wash them and dry them, they come out thick and fluffy and very water absorbent. I got the dark gray, which is a very pretty color. I will be buying more for sure. Even after multiple watches, they are not showing any wear or tear.

Soft and fluffy new and after washing. (I followed the instructions and did not use drier sheets.) I chose them for two reasons: 1) Price was great, and 2) I purposely looked for towels that had very little decorative stitching. That kind may look pretty hanging on the towel rod but it always turns a good portion of the towel flat and unabsorbent rather than fluffy and absorbent. These just have a small strip of decorative stitching so do a great job absorbing to dry you fast. I also have some in the hand towel size. All I have to do is put my hand on the towel and the water is sucked away. I love them.

I bought these at 3 am when I couldn't sleep. Turns out they are a cross between the ultra plush towels and a more basic towel. So they absorb really well, and dry fairly quickly. They are nice and soft, but not what I would call plush. But a good intermediate towel, especially for travel and guests.

Thick and soft. They wear and wash well .

Good quality for the price, soft! Color is true as pictured. I've washed them several times and there is no color change or shrinkage. And they maintain the softness!

The Cranberry color is perfect, and it didn't bleed into white things washed in the same load. An equivalent group of towels weighs the same as my old Fieldcrest towels which absorb water about like gym towels. The Chakir towels have a higher nap (loop height), so presumably, they'll be more absorbent. But when I washed a hand towel in cool water, it shrank 1-3/4" in length (almost 6%). Virtually no shrinkage in width, but these hand towels are significantly narrower than the Fieldcrest towels and look wimpy on my towel bar. The hand towels are listed as 16 x 30, but the still-unwashed hand towel is actually 15-1/2 x 31 -- a half inch narrower than advertised and an inch longer. Bad quality control or do they anticipate the lengthwise shrinkage? Also the towel suffered a quite noticeable but very typical shrinkage along the horizontal bands and along the hems. Will towel manufacturers ever solve that annoying problem?I plan to buy another set or two and compare; will likely return these.

Very nice towels that are soft and absorbent. Turkish towels are usually the best option.

Soft and absorbent. The quality seems good so far. The longer length helps as I have toddlers and it's easier for them to reach from the towel holder. I appreciate that it dries hands, and does not get entirely saturated immediately after use.