Lamont Premium Poli Dri Large Kitchen Tea Towels, TWINPACK (Red)

These are fairly thick. If you are expecting bathroom towel levels of thickness, then I'm afraid they're not that thick. But they are super dense and denser than my expensive Julian Charles bath towels, and density is a sign of quality.Also a sign of quality with these is absolutely no lint given off in the wash. I use a type of washing machine called a twin-tub in my washing machineless flat/apartment, which is time consuming and annoying. However that lets me see the true level of lint given off by stuff. I also have cheap white tea towels from Asda (British Walmart) and have made the mistake of putting those in with black t-shirts. The cheap Asda ones shed fabric like crazy, these do not at all, even on the first wash when new which is normally the worst wash for colour transfer/lint shedding/loss of fabric weight for any fabric.Also a few of my Asda ones have torn after a couple of months. They were getting heavily used, but so were these Lamonts and they look like new, still feel as dense, have no damage around the edges (because the hemming is decent) and are about the same age as those rubbish Asda ones.Yes they are expensive, but worth it. I recommend getting white ones, then use a fabric whitening powder (something like Vanish white) to refresh them every so often.Also be warned that as with most towels there is a coating that needs to be washed off. After that they become more effective. Also I do not recommend using fabric conditioner on towels of all types. If you want to smooth the fabric out then use white vinegar, it reduces static and leaves it softer without leaving unwashable silicone residue.

I purchased more of these towels as the ones I purchased years ago had finally worn out. These are by far the best cotton tea towels I have ever owned. They are durable and super absorbent (unlike all the new nylon ones which only push the water around). Sadly, they are quite hard to find in the UK.

Arrived promptly. Looks perfect in my kitchen and the quality seems good. Haven't used it much yet but feels like a small thin towel, which is perfect to dry my hands in the kitchen. Recommended.

Have learnt by experience that cheap tea towels are a false economy. These may cost a little extra but they are large, fluffy, absorbant and thick. Worth the money.

I bought some of these years ago and they were longer lasting than any others. The cheaper ones on sale are not worth the money and far too small to wrap around a dinner plate or anything large for that matter. The absorbency of the material is excellent and after a wash became even better. Recommended as the best.

Love the teatowels , most excellent quality , also perfect size , large and super absorbent , cannot ask for anything more from such a humble item with a huge task in the kitchen . Now I want some new oven gloves , single , not strung together , can you supply ?

Good quality tea towels

I live these tea towels the are great quality and they last for ages. good delivery would order again.