Double Sided Towel Set | Cotton, 3 Sizes, 10 Colours

Double Sided Towel Set – Soft Thickened Cotton Bath Towel, Hand Towel and Square Towel, 10 Colours

Dhs. 133.19

Double Sided Towel Set – Cotton Bath, Hand and Square Towels in 10 Colours

This double sided towel set is a soft cotton set in three sizes: a 70 × 140 cm bath towel, a 32 × 73 cm hand towel and a 33 × 33 cm square towel. The supplier calls it double-sided, which on a terry towel means looped pile on both faces, so either side dries you. Each piece has a woven band near the end with a small textured pattern. Easy Life Markets sells it in ten colours, from white and beige through pastels to coffee and red.

The colour range is what sets this listing apart. As well as the usual white, grey and beige, you can choose light green, olive green, purple, pink, blue, red and coffee, which makes it easy to give each person in a household their own colour. The supplier's photos show each colour as a neat stack of three, folded on a white table in front of a bright window.

What Is in the Box

The supplier lists three sizes and every photo shows a stack of three towels in one colour, one of each size. The listing itself does not include a packing list, and the original product name used the word "towel" in the singular. We describe it as a three-piece set because that is what the size list and photos show. If you want that confirmed before ordering, send us a message and we will check with the supplier.

Sizes

Piece	Centimetres	Inches (approx.)	Typical use
Bath towel	70 × 140	27.6 × 55.1	Drying off after a bath or shower
Hand towel	32 × 73	12.6 × 28.7	Hand washing, hair, gym bag
Square towel	33 × 33	13 × 13	Face washing, washcloth

Specifications

Material: Cotton, according to the supplier
Pile: Looped on both sides, described by the supplier as double-sided and thickened
Border: Woven band with a small textured pattern, matching the towel colour
Colours: Beige, Blue, Coffee, Light gray, Light green, Olive green, Pink, Purple, Red and White
SKU prefix: CJJJJFMJ00026

A Straight Answer on the Details

Colours in the photos. On screen the "red" looks like a coral or salmon shade, the "purple" a soft periwinkle and the "olive green" a muted sage. Colours on fabric always vary a little from photos.
"Thickened". This is the supplier's word. No weight in grams or GSM is given, so we cannot say how heavy the towels are.
"Double sided". Most terry towels have loops on both faces. The phrase tells you this is a standard two-sided terry towel, not a towel with a flat back.
The small label. Some photos show a small dark label sewn into the edge. The supplier does not say what it reads.
Not stated: Towel weight, cotton percentage, yarn type, packing list and care instructions.

How Towels Are Measured

A towel is usually sized by its flat length and width, and sets follow a rough pattern. A bath towel is around 70 × 140 cm, big enough to wrap round the body. A hand towel is a long, narrow strip of around 30 to 35 cm by 70 to 75 cm. A square towel or washcloth is small enough to hold in one hand. This set follows that pattern closely, so it will fit standard towel rails, rings and hooks.

Choosing Colours That Last

White and beige show stains more easily but can be washed hotter, and white can be bleached if the label allows it.
Coffee and olive green hide make-up and hair dye marks better than pale colours.
Red and pink often release some dye in the first washes. Wash them on their own until the rinse water runs clear.
Light green, purple and blue are good for a colour-per-person system in a shared bathroom.

Care

No care label text is given by the supplier, so follow the label on the towels if there is one. As a general guide for cotton towels:

Wash before first use to remove loose fibres and finishing agents.
Wash at 40 °C with similar colours, and do not overload the machine. Towels need room to move to rinse clean.
Use a modest amount of detergent and skip fabric softener most of the time.
Tumble dry on medium or line dry, then shake out to lift the loops.
Do not iron the looped pile.
Snip any pulled loop level with the surface instead of pulling it.

How Many Towels You Need

A common rule of thumb is two bath towels per person: one in use and one in the wash. Hand towels in a shared bathroom are best changed every two or three days, and face cloths after each use or two. For a single person, two of these sets in different colours gives you a full rotation. For a family of four, one set each in a different colour keeps things simple and stops arguments over whose towel is whose. Keep one extra set in a cupboard for guests.

Who It Suits

Households that want a different colour for each person, anyone refreshing a bathroom in a pastel or earthy shade, and guest rooms where a matching set of three looks tidy on a shelf.