Matouk Towels and Other Best Rated Towels for Luxury and Absorbency

If you look for the best brand of towels in luxury and absorbency, you can find Matouk towels and other best rated towels for luxury and absorbency from this article are worth trying. Check this one out!


The best rated towels like Matouk towels are usually made from 100 percent cotton and are highly absorbent too. They are typically made from 100 percent cotton. You can find all of towels have a fabric weight that is measured in GSM, or grams per square meter. You can find the luxurious, and often more expensive, towels are usually made with either Egyptian or pima cotton and have more loops per inch, which equal greater absorbency. You can find here Matouk towels and other best rated towels for luxury and absorbency to choose.


Start from Gordian Knot by Matouk. You can find this Egyptian cotton is one of high-quality bath towels featured as a top pick by Real Simple magazine for its soft texture. Most of Matouk towels are made from 100 percent Egyptian cotton and do not contain any synthetic fibers. They are also highly absorbent and come adorned with a knot motif. You can find Gordian Knot towels retail for $74 each as of October 2010 and can be purchased from the Matouk website.

Second is the Peacock Alley, which is a brand that is used by many of the top luxury spas because the towels are crafted from 100 percent Aegean cotton. They are specially grown on the coasts of the Aegean seas in Turkey. You can find a bath towel retails for $42.50 as of October, 2010 and can be purchased via the Peacock Alley website.

Third is Thomas Lee. It offers luxury 100 percent cotton bath towels that are highly absorbent, quick drying and are top-rated by Real Simple magazine. You can find the towels are available in 25 colors and come with a 30-day warranty. As for the prices for Thomas Lee bath towels, they typically range from $35 to $65 as of October 2010, depending on the towel size. You can purchase their towels directly from the Thomas Lee website.

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