Higher quality hotel bath towels,70x140cm 500g 32s economy white bath towel

Model Number: H-B-T-1891 Brand Name: white cotton bath towel for hotel Key Specifications/Special Features: Basic InfoModel No.: H-B-T-1891Feature: Quick dry towel, ultra soft towel, mothproof towelGram weight: 500-7000GSMPattern: Plain dyedSamples: Free

Certificates: 70x140cm 80x160cm

Trademark: OEM

Specification: 160*80cm

Usage: Home, hotel, gifts, sports

Age group: Adults

Style: Dobby

Material: 100% cotton

Logo: Jacquard or embroider

Color: White or as customer

Transport package: 100pcs/bag

Origin: China

Materials
Though many a towel novice will think of towels as just plain terry cloth rectangles, they actually come in a variety of materials. Microfiber, 100% cotton, polyester and even bamboo. Even exploring the different types of cotton yields a host of results, from Turkish and Brazilian cotton to Egyptian cotton, the holy grail of hotel-quality towels.
Choosing the right towels for your own needs depends on your personal preferences. Are you looking for something made from natural fibers, or leaning more toward something quick drying and absorbent?

Towel weight — aka GSM
Like sheets, towels have their own system that measures thread count, giving you an idea of what you're going to get as far as weight and quality are concerned. Grams per square meter, or GSM, are the primary measure of towel quality, referring to the density and weight of the fabric. The higher the GSM the better quality the towel — as a point of reference, towels with a GSM rating between 600 and 900 are generally considered top quality, while towels ranging from 200-300 GSM are considered poor quality.
As a general rule of thumb, those towels that have the highest GSM rating are generally thicker and more luxurious than towels on the lower end of the spectrum. You know, like those plush, Egyptian cotton towels you'd get while staying in a fairly high-end hotel.
However, unlike sheets, a low GSM count isn't always synonymous with low quality. A low GSM doesn't always mean that a towel isn't of a high quality. Turkish cotton, for example, is thinner than Egyptian cotton, but both are considered to be high quality towels.
Towels with a low GSM are often the kinds of towels you'd use in a setting where towels need to be almost disposable—places like the bar, the kitchen or the gym, where ease and function beat out the need for softness.