They become very thin with use, rag not towel
Update two years later. These have become very thin, where as the other towels that I purchased improved with age these rags have gotten thinner and thinner. I purchased similar in a bigger size from a different vendor and they are still thick and full. I wouldn’t purchase these “towels”/rags again, they just aren’t worth the price. Well received my cloth paper towels and am not to thrilled at the overall quality. I asked for a specific color thread for the border and instead of the churchhill green I got green. Green is a harsher color and church hill green has a little more blue, which I was really hoping for. They are paper thin which I wasn’t expecting, I’ve purchased similar towels in the past and they were thicker then a paper towel and that’s what I was expecting. I think the price is steep for the quality received, I paid extra for the unbleached version so ended up about $4 a towel. They are really oversized wash rags since I’ve never seen a towel this small and if they shrink at all well then a regular size to small wash rag. Even though my hopes were higher I will find a purpose for them, maybe a dish rag. If you’re looking for a kitchen towel/ napkin type item (like in your grandmothers kitchen), I suggest you keep looking. I do like that they are hand made and American made (though not sure who makes the actual material) and that’s why I’m giving it the stars. I will keep searching for the right towels and right color else where. I will recommend as dish rags not as a towel by any means.
Rating: 1 stars