We got these in white and black. They came striped. Such a minimalistic design, works great with any décor for your bathroom, kitchen or anywhere you use it. They're really soft and although it is a very thin towel, it dries up my hands quickly. I even use it for my hair after a shower (I have shoulder length hair). We gifted one of them to a friend as a parting gift and he was quite happy with it. Would definitely buy again!

These are great bath towels and they look awesome!

Staying in a cottage where we needed to bring our own linens I decided to try these towels. (I also bought large ones for our bath towels-wonderful) They were/are just perfect. They take up very little space, drying time both on the rack as well as in the dryer is quick., not to mention how beautiful, absorbent, and resonably priced they are. I use them as kitchen dish towels, in the bath as hand towels to to dry my hair. They are so pretty, elegant even; I just love them. I wouldn't hesitate to use them decoratively as well.

These towels are a great size for hand towels. They dry hands well and they dry quickly. They are not super soft but you don't expect them to be. They have a nice feel and they are not rough. Very happy with my purchase.

Memo to Self: Pay attention. Somehow I thought I was buying two gray-and-white towels, not one of each. I have no use for white towels. That being said. the gray one, which I'm using, works well enough; I've been using Turkish towels for the bath for some time now (California water issues that suddenly seem to have reversed) and while one does get dry, the towel is usually far wetter than a terry version would be at the same point; same with these.

Then again, original point: It takes a lot less water to wash a load of Turkish towels than it does terry towels, especially the thick bath sheets. And, the colors are delightful (yes dear, I am aware gray is not a color).

If you're not in a part of the country where watching your water consumption is an issue; or your water bills aren't a concern; (and your septic tank isn't making you nervous) perhaps terry is the way to stay. Otherwise, these towels (and Turkish towels in genera)l are a wonderful item---in gray they add a touch of luxe; in the varied colors and stripes available they add a cheerful touch and don't seem to fade. And Turkish towels are flexible---easy to pack several for the beach, or to wrap oneself in by the pool (and at the beach/pool-side bar) .

These gray and white ones add another touch: Hanging from the towel rack together, with their tassel fringes, it looks like they were left to dry by Uncle Shlomo after walking home from Temple in the rain. Oi!