RITZ Premium 100% Cotton Terry Check Kitchen Dish Towels - Highly Absorbent, Super Soft, Long-Lasting, 25"x15", 3-Pack, Mocha

Well made. I thought that the company that sells these were being shipped from here. It is made and shipped from China. The history of the company explained their were founded decades ago in the USA. The quality was good but I ordered because they were located here. I thought I was promoting our companies here.

This is my second time buying this set, and for good reason! These dish cloths are super soft, highly absorbent, and hold up really well after multiple washes. The 100% cotton terry fabric feels great in hand and makes wiping down counters or drying dishes easy and efficient.The “Cactus” color pattern is cheerful and stylish, and the stitching is sturdy—no unraveling or thinning even after daily use. They’re also the perfect size for general kitchen tasks without being too bulky.✅ Very absorbent and soft✅ Durable – no fraying even after lots of use✅ Stylish colors and a great valueHighly recommend if you’re looking for reliable, long-lasting dish cloths—I’m glad I came back for a second set!

These are probably the best dish towels I’ve ever purchased. They don’t get the sour smell after just using them two times like others do. Ordering more!

A reasonably good quality dish towel (though I’ve only washed once). Not for display just to dry the dishes: many look nicer but are less absorbent. So far, they work well for me.

Great quality! Hard to find these.

I hand wash dishes every day, you know, the ones you're not supposed to put in a dishwasher no matter what the manufacturer says, like knives?I like the way they wash, I like the size, in fact I like everything about them for washing dishes, except for one thing. There's another dish rag I like more because the texture works a little better for getting stuck on food off dishes. As long as I haven't allowed food to stick to dishes, ESPECIALLY starchy foods like rice which then requires soaking, then these are fine.What I don't like about these is the short life expectancy. I get about one month from each rag, so I need two 6-packs to get me through a year. As long as I'm getting them for little money I don't mind, but the ones that cost over $10 USD for a 6 pack is just too much for dish rags that last such a short time. Maybe for people who don't wring out their rags so they dry easier between uses they last longer, but I wring them out pretty well after the last wash of the day so they dry completely at night, so I never have to bleach or wash these. I put soap directly on the rag to clean dishes and at the end of the wash, getting the soap out of the rag is enough to have a clean rag at the end of the wash. So for me personally, the durability just ain't that good. I'll still use them in a rotation with a brand of rag I like better for their durability, just because I like the size and feel, but if the blue ones were more expensive than what they are, I wouldn't buy them. I don't mind paying around 6 - $7 USD for them.

Good quality kitchen towels!

Wonderful kitchen towels. These not only are handy but they brighten up my kitchen.