A knitted terry towel often gives the impression of having a heavier weight than is actually the case - they can look fluffier and deeper whilst using less yarn, which makes them cheaper. The loop in the terry is also stronger, and won't catch or be pulled out. Knitted terry towels are often made with a mix of polyester and cotton which can reduce the dyeing options, but does make them faster-drying - like our Quick Drying Towels.
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- What can I do to prevent my towels shedding fibres when I wash them?
- Can I expect any difference in the drying quality or finish between line-drying and tumble drying?
- Is it OK to tumble-dry my towels?
- How often should I wash my towel?
- How long does a towel last for?
- Is fabric conditioner good for towels?
- How can I make the colour of my towel last for longer?
- Do I really need to wash a brand new towel before I use it?
- What makes a towel quick drying?
- What makes a towel absorbent?
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