🧽 DII Terry Collection Kitchen Dishtowel Set, 18x28, Assorted French Blue, 3 Pieces Review

If you like the embarrassingly extensive research on towels, just buy this one. Absorbent, large, beautiful colors and patterns. Washed with hot water, everything is fine. Bought a second set. The only use it wouldn't be ideal for is stacking as a trivet or pot holder; too fluffy for that.

I have these towels in gray stripes and chambray. These towels shrink a little when washed. Chambray shrinks much less than striped ones. like these towels. They absorb liquid well. They are soft on the hands. You are looking very beautiful. I also like that they have a label so I can hang them on a hook. The size is good - even after washing / drying!

- Straight out of the box, a towel had a dozen and a half small hooks on the loop side (terry cloth?). Not very absorbent but somewhere between a kitchen towel and a bath/towel. Dry your hands and the woven side to grab the hot pot handle. Please note that they may leak a little during the first wash.

I have bought many kitchen towels from this brand over the years and these are by far the best. Terry is really important. I have a mineral gray stripe and they look very nice and will work with most decor or color schemes. Dry dishes and hands well. I also had a few large "blemishes" and they went away well with Oxyclean and a hot wash with no shrinkage or fading. One thing I noticed about this brand's non-terry towels is that they come out of the wash with super creases. They come out of the…

Who doesn't need extra kitchen towels? Well, I am always on the lookout for good kitchen towels. This is the part of the color palette I tend towards. White or cream with light blue and gray. These are large towels measuring 18.28 inches. Made from 100% cotton, they have a microfiber feel on one side and a large loop on the back. They are sewn very well with no loose threads and stretch. I have washed and machine dried them without shrinking, frizzing or shedding fibers. They also have a loop…

I have another DII Revain kitchen linen and it hits or misses. I love that it's recycled cotton. They may shrink a little as they are cotton. My kitchen towels are heavily used, they are not decor. After about 4-5 washes, they become more absorbent as the fibers soften. I like the gray color and the very dense texture of the terry cloth. They look good on the table, in the bread basket or on the oven handle. I go through a ton of these while I bake to cover the rising dough on cold days. But…

This review is for the DII French Terry Collection kitchen towel set. These are really good size 18" x 28" kitchen towels. They are as thin as a classic French terry tea towel, but absorb moisture well. The overall weave of the fabric is nice and tight, with a beautiful stripe pattern in multiple sizes, giving a simple yet elegant look to the kitchen, especially French farmhouse decor. The color is a great neutral of warm mid gray and white. , and works well with multiple color schemes. It…

DII products have never let me down. Their quality is one of the best I've found for a price I can afford. I tend to overuse my poor kitchen towels and I trust the quality of the DII will stand up to the abuse I put it through and I'll keep coming back. They are always longer than towels bought elsewhere. These towels are really big too. My husband calls them men's size towels. LOL: When I washed and dried them they didn't shrink or fall off. These are just great towels. More importantly, they…

Excellent quality kitchen towels. I have many towels and other table linens from DII and they are usually top notch but they are even better than I expected. The fabric is very high quality cotton. They're not as thick as terry towels, but they're a good weight and feel very firm - one side is flat and the other side is very low-pile French terry. I usually buy thin, flat-woven kitchen towels for drying dishes, cutlery, and hands, and thicker terry towels for dirty jobs. Many terry towels don't