Onsen Complete Bath Towel Set - Waffle Weave 100% Supima Cotton, Lusciously Soft and Durable, Fast Absorbing, Quick Drying, Smooth and Strong, Cinder Grey

I was looking for a towel that matches my rug, they didn’t have the same color but it looks good. The quality is good, light weight, size was a little big but I haven’t washed it yet.

Best towel ever-dries quickly and it’s like giving your body a massage while drying

What gets wetter as it dries? THIS! And I like that it dries without a bad smell, unless you dried your filthy body without first a nice wash.

... That's the tag line in one of the reviews I found for this towel, and they're right.First, if your only criteria for a bath towel are thick, heavy and plush, you probably won't like these. On the other hand if you want a towel that looks terrific, performs as intended and is a pleasure to use, read on.1. Looks terrific: These towels have a relaxed, upscale, minimalist look without being fussy. The colors are slightly muted, organic, nature inspired. Nothing garish here. All the colors would look good together. The soft waffle weave texture contrasts the hard, shiny materials in bathrooms.2. Performs as intended: I believe a bath towel is intended to dry you after a shower or bath. I was surprised by how well these towels do that. I wasn't even what I was looking for that. The waffle weave probably doubles the surface area of the towel.I am puzzled by all the reviews claiming that they're not absorbent, because that is not my experience. One reviewer claims they're not absorbent, and in the next breath talks about the fabric softener she used. As I understand it, dryer sheets and softeners coat the fibers with something that gives the illusion of softness. At the same time, it interferes with the absorbency of the fabric. My neighbor put me onto wool dryer balls (Amazon has them) instead of dryer sheets. They fluff up the clothes, prevent static and don't interfere with absorbency. Wash them in cold water, e-dry them on low and don't use softeners or dryer sheets. See if that makes a difference.3. Pleasure to use: The first time I used them, their lightness and thinness was off-putting. But I got over it quickly because they worked so well. Their lightness actually makes them easier to handle. Schlepping a thick, heavy towel is not required. When I soap up the wash cloth, the soap doesn't get lost deep in terry cloth nap. And I really knew I was getting scrubbed. That was another unexpected pleasure.They wash up nice as described above, and I'm getting very little dryer lint out of them. Because of the stretchiness of waffle weave, folding them was a challenge. I ended up rolling them instead. I fold the bath towel into quarters, and roll it separately. I fold the hand towel lengthwise and roll the folded washcloth inside it. When I stack them on top of the bath towel, I can fit four complete sets on one 22 inch shelf. That's half the space needed for terry cloth towels.I have no intentions to go back to terry cloth.

I am very picky about towels. These are super absorbent thin towels with a waffle-like texture. Oversized and very little lint in the dryer vent screen. We got our first sets for one home and loved them. We wanted then, to buy them for our winter home but they were not in stock. We kept going back to check and they were available again!

High quality towels that we will buy again. No complaints….update …we received another two sets and these are our favorite luxurious towels. Our bathroom has become a spa.

I am not going to return these because I need them but they are much more lightweight and skimpy than I expected. A more fair price would be in the $30 range, not the $70 range.

I bought these as a replacement for my (discontinued) Aquis microfiber bath towels. While I do like the Onsen towels better than traditionally thick cotton bath towels, they are pricey. They absorb well and dry faster than traditional cotton towels. Love the length of the bath sheet. If there's a price drop, I'd consider buying them again.