WestPoint Stevens Seduction Bath Towel White

Pros: Soft, Absorbs LOTS of water, durable!
Cons: none

I was shopping in Bed, Bath & Beyond for a new towel. Needless to say I was a bit shocked at the selection that they had, and even more shocked when I found a towel that had a $20 price tag associated with it. One wonders, could a towel ...

Pros: Soft, thick, and very durable.
Cons: Expensive!

I based my purchase of the Seduction towel on a recommendation from "Real Simple" magazine. At that point, they were not easy to find, but now they seem more widely distributed. They have worn beautifully and are softer and more absorbent than any other towel I have purchased. They are always the first towels to disappear out of the linen closet. The price is high, but that is compensated for by the high quality.

Pros: Very soft at first.
Cons: Shrinks very fast and becomes rough.

When I first saw these towels and felt them in the store, I thought they were the softest towels in the world. The price was high...usually $19.99 in most stores. I paid the price.
After several washings they shrank a great deal and have become quite rough. Before washing they are 30" x 56". After washing several times they shrink to about 26" x 49". The softness fades quickly and their appearance leaves you wondering if someone switched your towels to a low quality brand.
Save your money. You'll be glad you did.

Pros: Softest; more absorbent; a luxury and of-course the best I have ever used.
Cons: Price may be high but it is worth

Yes it is the best towel that you can find in the market.
It is fluffy
It is Soft - yet more absorbent
So long as you do not use any chlorine bleach it is the best and long lasting.