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IKEA. They have loops sewn in for hanging. 

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I always rinse my towels in white vinegar. They are much more absorbent.

[LindaSal]

@Natureluvr All of my bath towels are LL Bean turkish towels.  They are wonderfully absorbent, dry quickly and they last forever.   I believe they come up on the website under Organic Textured Cotton Towels.  I swear by them.

[Nutzy]

I also love the Vera Wang towels from Kohl's/

[goldensrbest]

Liz Claiborne,at jcp.

[Sooner]

I've bought most of ours on sale at Horchow.  They have several great brands that last forever.  Macy's has some good ones too as does Company Store.  

[lynnie61]

I've had several from Kohls that were good.  I bought some from lands end, which I like, but I bought bath sheets that actually seemed too big.  The quality is great though.  

[jannabelle1]

I need some new bath towels as well, but I need to buy them in person. So many of them are just too large and too heavy. The extra thick towels look good but they're difficult to handle on a wet body!!

[sabatini]

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@LindaSal wrote:

@Natureluvr All of my bath towels are LL Bean turkish towels.  They are wonderfully absorbent, dry quickly and they last forever.   I believe they come up on the website under Organic Textured Cotton Towels.  I swear by them.

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I too use thick Turkish towels for bath towels. The thinner ones are great for wrapping your wet hair in. 

Both dry much quicker than than terry.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

For years, I bought the Charisma towels at Costco.  They're nice and reasonably priced, if you like traditional towels.  That said, this past spring I converted to thin 100% Cotton Turkish bath towels.  They're large and wrap around well, absorb quickly and completely, and re-dry fast as well.  They may not be everyone's cup of tea, like my DH's, but I like them.