The 10 Best Bath Towels of 2023, Tested and Reviewed by Us

The Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towel is our top choice

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While the search for a new bath towel might feel endless, when shopping, it really comes down to how the towel looks, feels, and performs. In other words: “It’s all about the material,” says Sarah Smith, Product Education and Customer Experience Manager at Serena & Lily.

“Choosing a towel that is made from high-quality materials, such as premium cotton that has extra-long staple fibers to enhance strength, softness, and absorbency, is the way to go,” Smith adds.

To help narrow down your options, we purchased 31 towels to test at The Lab in Des Moines, Iowa. After evaluating each option on its quality, texture, absorbency, durability, and overall value, our winner was the Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towel. It’s a luxurious option that’s thick and absorbent, with a bit of extra length for total (and totally plush!) coverage.

Our Top Picks

Best Overall

Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towels

4.4
Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towel

Frontgate

What We Like
  • Large loop pile

  • Longer than average

  • 25 colors

What We Don't Like
  • Pricey

Thicker than many of the other options we tested, the Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towel has a luxe, hotel-quality feel that will hold up wash after wash. This is a slightly longer-than-average towel, which makes it perfect for taller users or those who like more coverage. Available in a whopping 25 colors, it’s made with 100 percent Turkish cotton, which has been finely combed for a soft, blanket-like texture. The large, loop-pile weave and 700 GSM weight give it a plush feel that’s a step above the rest.

During testing, we were particularly impressed with this towel’s absorbent properties: it was able to absorb up to a quarter of a cup of water in just a few minutes and dried our testers’ hands in two passes. While we weren’t a huge fan of the colorway that we tested, there are more than two dozen options to choose from online—from classic white and Graphite grey to more vivid hues like Terracotta and Mediterranean Blue (pictured below).

Price at time of publish: $34

Size: 30 x 58 inches | Material: Long-staple Turkish cotton | Weight: 700 GSM | Certifications: Oeko-Tex | Return Window: 90 days

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Best Budget

White Classic Luxury Cotton Bath Towels (Set of 4)

4.5
White Classic Luxury White Cotton Bath Towels

Amazon

What We Like
  • Affordable

  • Plush and soft

  • High absorbency

What We Don't Like
  • On the smaller side

At $50 for a set of four, the White Classic Luxury Cotton Bath Towels are some of the most budget-friendly options that we tested—but that's not their only selling point. Spun from 100 percent cotton at a weight of 700 GSM (that’s grams per square meter, which correlates with thickness), they proved to be plush and fairly absorbent during testing. Our testers were able to dry their hands after just a few passes, and the towel barely felt damp after wiping.

While they’re not as soft as pricier options, these towels do a great job for the price. They’re a solid option for guest bathrooms or college students—and, because they’re on the smaller side, these towels would also be great for kids.

Price at time of publish: $50

Size: 27 x 54 inches | Material: 100% cotton | Weight: 700 GSM | Certifications: None | Return Window: 2 years

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Best Luxury

Coyuchi Temescal Organic Bath Towel

4.8
Coyuchi Temescal Towel

Coyuchi

What We Like
  • High absorbency

  • GOTS-certified cotton

  • Variety of colors and sizes to choose from

What We Don't Like
  • Expensive

Depending on your schedule, bath towels are an item that you’ll use nearly every day—so oftentimes, it’s worth it to splurge. Out of the dozens of towels we tested, Coyuchi’s Temescal Organic Towel was one of our top choices for its quality construction and thoughtful design. Made with 100 percent organic, GOTS-certified Turkish cotton, these towels have a soft and plush feel that you’ll appreciate use after use. They’re available in five colors and a variety of sizes, including a bath mat and a six-piece set.

A main selling point of the Temescal Organic Towel is its absorbency: the lightweight cotton is woven into narrow ribbed channels, which Coyuchi claims contribute additional drying power. During testing, we found that this towel absorbed water from our tester’s hands immediately—and what water it did absorb was barely visible on the towel. After a cycle in the laundry, the towel performed about the same, with little to no changes in its overall look or feel.  "From its feel to its absorbency, it's a good product," said one of our testers. "I would have this as the towel that I used daily."

Price at time of publish: $128

Size: 28 x 54 inches | Material: Organic Turkish cotton | Weight: 600 GSM | Certifications: GOTS | Return Window: 30 days

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Best Absorbent

Kohler Turkish Bath Towel with Tatami Weave

4.4
Kohler Bath Towel

Kohler

What We Like
  • Great price for the quality

  • Ribbed texture

  • Soft and absorbent fabric

What We Don't Like
  • Somewhat limited color options

According to Whitney Thornburg, design director at Coyuchi, absorbency is one of the most important factors to consider when shopping for towels. "A great way to check [a towel’s absorbency] is to just spill a bit of water onto your towel. It should immediately be absorbed—not pill or bead on the towel," she says. "If it doesn’t dry you off post-shower, it’s not doing its job." In this category, Kohler's Turkish Bath Towel was one of our top performers.

Made with extra-long staple Turkish cotton, this towel is soft, absorbent, and made to last. During testing, it soaked up a quarter of a cup of water in less than a minute and dried our testers' hands with ease. We also love the contemporary striped weave, which adds a subtle visual appeal. Besides the bath towel, Kohler also offers bath sheets, washcloths, and hand towels in this style. Plus, the towels are affordable enough for you to stock up on an entire set (or two!).

Price at time of publish: $19

Size: 30 x 58 inches | Material: 100% Turkish cotton | Weight: 700 GSM | Certifications: Oeko-Tex | Return Policy: 45 days

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Best Turkish

Serena & Lily Fouta Bath Towel

4.2
Serena & Lily Fouta Bath Towel

Serena & Lily

What We Like
  • Long-staple cotton

  • Double-layered design

  • Exceptionally absorbent

What We Don't Like
  • Limited color options

Turkish towels are generally a lighter weight and faster-drying option than terry towels—but if you aren't ready to make the full transition, Serena & Lily’s Fouta Towels are a great option. With woven Turkish cotton on one side and super-plush terry on the other, they combine the best of both options, earning it our top spot for this category. The subtle herringbone weave pattern adds visual appeal, and they're available in a handful of sophisticated and versatile colors.

Thanks to their plush material, these towels proved to be more absorbent than other Turkish towels we’ve tried. "I appreciate that this towel is lightweight and absorbent enough to dry me off efficiently," said our home tester, who lives in Florida. "Less bulky than most standard bath towels, it’s perfect for summer use and warmer climates."

In the lab, the terry material dried our tester’s hands in just one pass, while the striped side took a few more tries. After washing, it maintained basically the same look and performance—no loose threads or pilling here.

Price at time of publish: $48

Size: 56 x 30 inches | Material: Long-staple Turkish Aegean cotton | Weight: 420 GSM | Certifications: Oeko-Tex | Return Policy: 30 days

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Best Spa

Riley Spa Bath Towel

4.3
Riley Spa Towels

Riley Home

What We Like
  • Soft, plush feel

  • Very absorbent

  • Convenient hanging loop

What We Don't Like
  • Expensive

Bring the spa home with the Riley Spa Collection Bath Towels, which are made in Portugal with 100 percent long-staple Egyptian cotton. Each towel is prewashed for added durability, and the material is Certified STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex.

Our testers gave this towel high marks for its plush feel and high-quality construction. It was able to remove water from their hands in just one pass, and, after laundering, barely changed in terms of look and performance. Extra points for the handy hanging loop, which works great for maximizing space in smaller bathrooms.

Price at time of publish: $200

Size: 58 x 30 inches | Material: Long-staple Turkish cotton | Weight: Not listed | Certifications: Oeko-Tex | Return Policy: 60 days

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Best Waffle

Casaluna Waffle Bath Towel

4.4
Casaluna Waffle Bath Towel

Target

What We Like
  • Lightweight

  • Budget-friendly

What We Don't Like
  • Slightly narrower than average

  • Fabric doesn't lay flat

Made of 100 percent cotton, the Casaluna Waffle Bath Towel flaunts a delicate waffle weave that will add a stylish touch to your bathroom. It’s a lightweight option that’s surprisingly absorbent, drying our testers in just one pass. "Getting out of the shower, I was thoroughly impressed with the absorbency, especially considering how lightweight the fabric is," said our home tester. "I don't usually think about how long it takes me to towel off, but right away, it was clear waffle towels could shave off a minute or two from my 'getting ready' time."

At 56 x 28 inches, this lightweight towel is slightly narrower than average, though it folds compactly and takes up minimal space on racks, hooks, and shelves. However, due to its texture, this towel isn’t perfectly rectangular: when folded or even laying flat, the edges get quite wavy. While this didn’t affect the towel’s overall performance, if you’re a perfectionist about the look of your bathroom, it’s worth keeping in mind.

Price at time of publish: $15

Size: 56 x 30 inches | Material: Cotton | Weight: 450 GSM | Certifications: Oeko-Tex | Return Window: 365 days

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Best Quick-Dry

Pottery Barn Hydrocotton Organic Quick-Dry Bath Towel

4.5
Pottery Barn Hydrocotton Organic Quick-Dry Bath Towel

Pottery Barn

What We Like
  • Super absorbent

  • Made with soft, long-staple cotton

What We Don't Like
  • Expensive

If you live in a hot, humid climate or have a bathroom with limited ventilation, quick-dry towels are a must—and Pottery Barn’s Hydrocotton Organic Quick-Dry Towels are some of the best.

Made with 100 percent organic cotton, these towels have a soft feel that absorbed all of the water from our tester’s hands with just one pat. The long-staple material adds a smooth finish that resists pilling and tearing, so you won’t have to worry about any damage while washing and drying.

Price at time of publish: $35

Size: 28 x 55 inches | Material: 100% organic Turkish cotton | Weight: 550 GSM | Certifications: GOTS | Return Policy: 30 days

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Best Oversized

Hammam Linen Jumbo Large Bath Sheet

4.4
Hammam Linen Jumbo Large Bath Sheet

Amazon

What We Like
  • Affordable

  • High absorbency

  • Variety of colors to choose from

What We Don't Like
  • Questionable durability

No matter the season, sometimes you just want to wrap yourself up in a nice, roomy towel. Bath sheets are perfect for that, and the Hammam Linen Jumbo Bath Sheet was one of our favorites. At 35 by 70 inches, this towel is large enough to accommodate a variety of body types. It earned high marks from testers for its absorbency and generous size—and the price point is reasonable, too. 

One of our only issues with this bath sheet was its durability: After washing and drying, there were a number of snags and pulled threads. While this didn’t affect its absorbency or overall feel, you might want to take extra care when washing.

Price at time of publish: $35

Size: 35 x 70 inches | Material: Cotton | Weight: 600 GSM | Certifications: None | Return Policy: 30 days

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Best Color Options

Hotel Collection Ultimate Micro Cotton 30" x 56" Bath Towel

4.3
Hotel Collection Ultimate Micro Cotton 30" x 56" Bath Towel

Macy's

What We Like
  • 12+ colors to choose from

  • Super absorbent

What We Don't Like
  • Not as soft as other options

“A bathroom should be just as beautiful as the bedroom, so finding a bath collection that beautifully coordinates with [your] bedding will accentuate the home overall," says Sarah Smith, Product Education & Customer Experience Manager at Serena & Lily. If you’re wanting to coordinate your towels with your existing decor, the Hotel Collection’s Ultimate Micro Cotton Bath Towels are worth considering. Available in more than a dozen colors, ranging from stark white to blush pink and teal, you can seamlessly keep your bathroom cohesive and Instagram-worthy.

While the design is fairly basic, these towels performed well during testing, drying our testers’ hands quickly and thoroughly without that sopping-wet feel when towels are sometimes too thin. Plus, they’re sold in four different sizes—including bath towels, bath sheets, washcloths, and hand towels—so you can stock your whole linen closet with the color of your choice.

Price at time of publish: $36

Size: 30 x 56 inches | Material: Cotton | Weight: Not listed | Certifications: Made in Green by Oeko-Tex | Return Policy: 90 days

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Compare

Overall Rating Quality Absorbency Texture Durability Value Weight Material Size
Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towel
Best Overall:
Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towels
4.4
5 4 5 4 4 700 GSM Turkish cotton 30 x 58 inches
White Classic Luxury White Cotton Bath Towels
Best Budget:
White Classic Luxury Cotton Bath Towels
4.5
4 4 5 4 5 700 GSM 100% cotton 27 x 54 inches
Coyuchi Temescal Towel
Best Luxury:
Coyuchi Temescal Organic Bath Towel
4.8
5 4 4 5 5 600 GSM 100% organic cotton 28 x 54 inches
Kohler Bath Towel
Best Absorbent:
Kohler Turkish Bath Towel
4.4
3 4.5 5 4 5 700 GSM 100% Turkish cotton 18 x 30 inches
Serena & Lily Fouta Bath Towel
Best Turkish:
Serena & Lily Fouta Bath Towel
4.2
4 4.5 4 5 5 420 GSM Long-staple Turkish Aegean cotton 30 x 56 inches
Riley Spa Towels
Best Spa:
Riley Spa Bath Towel
4.3
3 5 4 5 4 Not listed Long-staple Turkish cotton 30 x 58 inches
Casaluna Waffle Bath Towel
Best Waffle:
Casaluna Waffle Bath Towel
4.4
5 4 4 4 5 450 GSM Cotton 30 x 56 inches
Pottery Barn Hydrocotton Organic Quick-Dry Bath Towel
Best Quick-Dry:
Pottery Barn Bath Towel
4.5
5 5 5 4 3 550 GSM 100% organic Turkish cotton 28 x 55 inches
Hammam Linen Jumbo Large Bath Sheet
Best Oversized:
Hammam Linen Jumbo Bath Sheet
4.4
4 4 4 4 5 600 GSM Cotton 35 x 70 inches
Hotel Collection Ultimate Micro Cotton 30" x 56" Bath Towel
Best Color Options:
Hotel Collection Ultimate Micro Cotton 30" x 56" Bath Towel
4.3
5 4.5 5 3 4 Not listed Cotton 30 x 56 inches
Final Verdict

Our top pick is the Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towel, a luxurious option that earned high marks for its plush feel and high absorbency. For folks on a budget, we recommend the Casaluna Waffle Bath Towel, a wallet-friendly choice with a modern appeal.

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How We Tested the Towels

To help you make the best choice for your needs, we bought over 30 towels to test at The Lab in Des Moines, Iowa. Over the course of 2 days, we assessed each pick on the basis of its fabric quality, absorbency, texture, durability, and overall value. For absorbency, we tested how well each towel absorbed water from both our hands and a bowl of water. We conducted each test before and after laundering the towels to see if there was any difference. We then combined these testing results with our writers' and editors' own research to bring you this list.

The Best Bath Towels Size Material Weight
Havly Classic Bath Towel 30 x 58 inches 100% sustainably-sourced Aegean cotton Not listed
White Classic Luxury Cotton Bath Towels 27 x 54 inches 100% cotton 700 GSM
Coyuchi Temescal Organic Towels 28 x 54 inches Organic Turkish cotton 600 GSM
Frontgate Resort Cotton Bath Towels 30 x 58 inches  Long-staple Turkish cotton 700 GSM 
Kohler Turkish Bath Towel 30 x 58 inches 100% Turkish cotton 700 GSM
Serena & Lily Fouta Bath Towel 56 x 30 inches Long-staple Turkish Aegean cotton 420 GSM 
Riley Bath Towel 58 x 30 inches Long-staple Turkish cotton Not listed
Casaluna Waffle Bath Towel 56 x 30 inches Cotton 450 GSM
Pottery Barn Bath Towel 28 x 55 inches 100% organic Turkish cotton 550 GSM 
 Hammam Linen Jumbo Bath Sheet  35 x 70 inches Cotton 600 GSM
Hotel Collection’s Ultimate Micro Cotton Bath Towels 30 x 56 inches Cotton Not listed

What to Look for in a Bath Towel

Material

While many people don’t think about the fiber(s) their towels are made from, this is one of the most important considerations, as fibers perform differently in terms of absorbance, softness, colorfastness, and durability. Further, certain fibers are also more or less environmentally friendly depending on how they’re made, and this information may impact your choice if you’re working to reduce your carbon footprint.

You’ll most commonly see towels made from cotton, thanks to their impressive absorbency and softness. There are several types of cotton towels available, including Egyptian cotton, Turkish cotton, organic cotton, Pima cotton, and more. (We’ll discuss the nuances of these cotton varieties below.) Plus, there are also towels made from bamboo, a more eco-friendly option, and microfiber, a type of inexpensive polyester.

Size

While perhaps not the most important consideration, you should always check the size of bath towels before you buy them. There’s nothing worse than getting your towels home and realizing they’ll barely wrap around your body! Standard bath towels typically measure between 27 to 30 inches wide and 52 to 58 inches long. Towels that are 27 x 52 inches may be perfect for smaller adults, but they likely won’t suffice for larger adults. Keep this in mind, especially if you’re shopping online and can’t see the towel in person before you buy.

If you want to really bundle yourself up in a towel, look for bath sheets, which are larger, spa-like towels that typically measure between 35 to 40 inches wide and 60 to 70 inches long. As you might expect, they generally cost more than standard towels.

Weight

All fabrics, including towels, have a weight that’s measured in GSM, or grams per square meter. In general, towels typically weigh between 300 and 900 GSM—the lower the number, the lighter the towel will be (and the quicker to dry).

There’s no “right” towel weight; it’s simply a matter of personal preference. Some people like lighter towels, while others prefer heavy, dense ones. As a general rule of thumb, towels with a GSM of 300-400 are great for humid areas, while products between 400-600 GSM are standard. Towels that weigh more than 600 GSM are often considered “luxury” products.

There are some key performance differences associated with various towel weights that are important to factor into your purchasing decision. For instance, products with a low GSM typically dry faster but aren’t as absorbent. An example of this is a lightweight beach towel. On the other hand, heavy towels with a high GSM are the most absorbent and plush, but as such, they will take longer to dry.

Absorbency

Absorbency is another important consideration when purchasing towels, but this factor is often hard to discern when you’re shopping in-store or online. There’s no way to measure a towel’s absorbency without trying it, but you can look for a few indicators that a towel will soak up plenty of water.

For one, thicker, heavier towels are generally more absorbent, as previously noted. This means towels with a higher GSM will soak up more water—but, remember, they take longer to dry out. Further, towels made from premium cotton varieties, such as Egyptian or pima cotton, tend to be more absorbent, as are products made from a cotton-rayon blend.

Construction

Products that use “combed cotton” have literally been combed to remove shorter fibers and any impurities from the yarn, resulting in a fabric made from only the longest fibers. Combed cotton towels are extremely strong and durable, though not as luxurious to the touch. Ringspun cotton, on the other hand, means both short and long fibers have been twisted together to create the yard, resulting in a fabric that’s smooth and soft to the touch.

As you might guess, twisted yarns mean the fibers are twisted together, and different amounts of twist have different benefits. Low-twist yarns are often plush to the touch, while high-twist yarns create an extremely durable product. “No twist” means the fibers are not twisted, yielding a fluffy, absorbent towel.

Color fastness

No one wants to splurge on towels only to have the colors fade or become splotchy. Unfortunately, there’s no precise way to tell if a towel is colorfast, so it’s best to read the reviews on an item whenever possible to see what kind of experience other buyers have had.

Testing towels

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FAQ
  • What are the different types of bath towels?

    There are many different types of bath towels. Egyptian and Turkish cotton towels are the most-high end types you can buy. They are both made from long-staple fibers, so they are super soft and absorbent and typically carry higher price points than other types of towels. Pima cotton towels are similar to Egyptian and Turkish cotton towels, but they are domestically sourced in the U.S.

    Then there are bamboo towels, which are a great option for those looking to reduce their environmental impact. Whether they are 100 percent bamboo or a bamboo-cotton blend, these towels are naturally antibacterial. Unfortunately, they are not as absorbent as other options and are usually high in price, too. Linen is another great eco-friendly option that dries super fast; just note that they aren't as soft as regular towels.

    Microfiber towels are a fast-drying and inexpensive option since they are made from finely spun synthetic fibers. They also prevent mildew from growing, so many people use this type of towel beyond their bathroom and take them to the beach, gym, and other travels.

    Then there are peshtemal, hammam, or fouta towels, also known as Turkish towels. These trendy towels are aesthetically pleasing and quick-drying. Like microfiber towels, many people love to take these towels to the beach and other travels. An authentic Turkish towel is made up of 100 percent Turkish cotton.

    Finally, there are organic towels. These towels are generally made from 100 percent cotton and are certified by a third-party vendor. These towels are made from cotton that is not treated by pesticides. These are very soft and plush but do take longer to dry than other options.

  • What are the best places to buy bath towels?

    Pretty much every home goods store and big-box retailer sells towels, as do a wide variety of online retailers. However, certain brands are known for their high-quality towels. For example, Pottery Barn and Boll & Branch both have organic options that many reviewers love. If you're looking for a touch of luxury, Frontgate and Parachute are great places to shop at. Cuddledown, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Macy's are also great options if you'd like to look at various options at different price points.

  • What's the best way to care for a bath towel?

    Believe it or not, caring for your towels is not as simple as just throwing them in the wash. All bath towels should be washed before you first use them as this will wash off the finish they have and help with absorbency.

    Bath towels should never be laundered with fabric softener, which will add a film onto the towel and weaken the absorbency. "If you like the scent of fabric softener, you can add a few drops of your favorite essential oils to your dryer balls in the last 10 minutes of the load, after everything is already mostly dry," says Whitney Thornburg, Design Director at Coyuchi.

    Your towels should be laundered more often than you think (ideally every three uses!) and should be washed with other towels at the highest temperature the label says they can handle. Use a gentle detergent and dry on low or medium heat with wool dryer balls to help speed up the drying time and control static.

  • How many bath towels do you need?

    In general, you should have four bath towels per person. This allows you to have two in use while the other two are being washed. However, the number of bath towels you need will vary from household to household. If you have a larger family, you may need a few more than average.

  • How do you store bath towels?

    How you store your bath towels is up to you. Towel bars and rings, wall shelves, over-the-door towel racks, towel stands, heated racks and bins, and over-the-toilet units are all different types of organizing systems that can hold your towels. You can simply hang them over the bars or rings or fold or roll them and place them on shelves, in baskets, and more.

  • How often should you replace bath towels?

    Generally, you should replace your towels every two years. If your bath towels are not absorbing water as well as they used to, developing odors after one use, or have frayed edges and holes, it is time for you to replace them. However, high-quality towels tend to last longer, so you may get away with more time between purchases.

Testing bath towels

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Why Trust The Spruce?

This article was written by Lily Sperry, an associate commerce editor at The Spruce. She compiled this roundup based on lab testing feedback and product reviews from our writers, as well as extensive personal research. Each of the featured bath towels stands out in multiple ways, such as absorbency, drying speed, plushness, softness, durability, and affordability.

For extra insight, Sperry also spoke with two experts—Sarah Smith, Product Education & Customer Experience Manager at Serena & Lily, and Whitney Thornburg, Design Director at Coyuchi. With 23 years of combined experience in the field, Smith and Thornburg provided helpful advice on what to look for in a bath towel and other tips.

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