Amazon Basics 2 Piece Quick-Dry Oversize Bath Towel, 100% Cotton, White, 54" x 30"OEKO-TEX MADE IN GREENOEKO-TEX MADE IN GREENOEKO-TEX MADE IN GREEN

These are very nice. If you want a big, dense "spa-style" towel, you may not want these... but they dry well and are a very bright white. Very fluffy when out the dryer. I like that they're plain and have only a small hem at the ends. A

Very nice towels large soft a cozy just what we needed after years of holding on to our old towels. Very pleased. Will order more for our motor home when we retire since they are fast drying. Will be great for that small machine. Maybe get a color next time

These take a couple washes to stop shedding, but they're soft and nice quality. I washed mine twice before using them because there was so much extra nap.

i bought these recently after watching a youtuber recommend bath sheets for larger women and i'm immediately obsessed. i'm fat and delicious and FINALLY have towels long enough to wrap around my body. these are absorbent and soft, and feel luxurious despite the affordable price. make sure not to use fabric softener and follow washing instructions to maintain the fluff and absorbency. can't wait to get more. love!

Super soft and good quality, a nice size but not very thick, the only problem I find is they smell almost like disinfectant or a doctor’s office. You’d probably want to wash them before you use them, but overall they’re great!

The towels are soft, but not as absorbent as I'd like them to be.

Great towels, purchased them back in 2018 (for $20!). Long lasting and durable. No color fading, Went through a lot of washing. Great craftsmanship - no seams undone, no pulled threads! Still very think and didn't thin out.

A while back, (May 2019) I purchased three different brands of washcloths trying to find the "best" for me. These from Amazon were the cheapest and, not surprisingly, they are thinner and lighter weight than the others. For reference, the mid-priced cloths are 650 gsm while the most expensive are 900 gsm. I don't know what the gsm for these would be, but I feel confident saying it is most likely 500 or less.The only thing I really disliked was the tags they put on them, so those came off immediately after I washed them. I cut a slit close to the seam where they were attached, then ripped off the tag while pressing down firmly on the seam with the other hand to prevent breaking the thread. They've been washed dozens of times now and there has been no fraying or unraveling of the side seams. There has also been no breaking of the loops that make up the washcloths. There isn't a single thread dangling on any of them.I discovered I like these best for washing my face. Like all our towels, I wash in HOT water with regular detergent and NO FABRIC SOFTNER yet they've remained softer in texture than any of the others. Being thinner, they are easier to rinse and wring out and they dry rapidly. Even after air drying, they aren't stiff when I collect them to place in the laundry basket for laundering. That's something I've not experienced before. For me, the mid-weight work best when bathing and the super-premium are simply too thick and heavy for me when they get wet. They do well absorbing lots of water for drying, but that is what towels are for so they rarely get used. I also don't care for the patterned band on those because it reduces the "useful" area of the washcloth. So, that's what works for me- I hope this helps you decide what might be best for you.