Towels are one of the most important things in your bathroom. They're the first thing you see when you walk in, and they have a big impact on what type of day you're going to have. If your towels aren't plush and soft, then it's time for an upgrade! We're going to show you how to be a towel snob by making sure your towels are top quality and super soft:

Look for quality, not quantity.

Towels are one of the most important things you can invest in, as they absorb water and sweat from your body. They’re also a huge part of your daily life—whether you’re drying off after a shower or buffing away moisture before heading out for a run. You should always make sure to have high-quality towels in your home, because they will help keep you fresh while saving money on various cleaning products.

The best thing about quality towels is that they last longer than cheaper ones, which means less frequent replacements! They also tend to be softer on the skin and more absorbent than lower-cost options. This can mean fewer trips through the shower or bathtub, which in turn results in less wasted water consumption (and thus fewer bills).

Choose natural fibers over synthetic fibers.

When it comes to towels, you get what you pay for. When choosing between natural fibers and synthetic ones, there are a few things to consider.

• Natural fibers are more absorbent than synthetic materials. Synthetic fabric can make towels feel rough against your skin and are less absorbent than their natural counterparts because of the way they're made. For example, the process of manufacturing cotton involves spinning yarn from the cotton plant's seeds; this action pulls out oil from within each seed, making it much more absorbent than its synthetic counterpart which lacks this natural oil content.
• Natural fibers cause fewer allergic reactions than their synthetic counterparts as well as provide better breathability (which helps keep your body cool) because they allow air to flow through them easily while still providing warmth when needed!

Check the GSM (grams per square meter).

When you're picking out the towels for your home, it's important to consider what you want them to do. Are they for drying off after a shower or bath? Then a thicker towel will be more durable and absorbent. Are they for showing off in front of people who are impressed by luxury goods? Then check the GSM (grams per square meter). This is a measure of how much cotton is used per square meter, and thus how heavy and luxurious each towel is.

Here are some examples of typical GSM numbers:

• A standard bath towel could be anywhere between 200 and 400 grams per square meter. These are typically good for drying off after bathing but not as soft as some other options.
• A luxury bath towel could have a GSM as high as 700 grams per square meter, making it very soft and durable compared to most towels on the market today—and also causing people who see it in your bathroom to wonder where they can get one themselves!
• Hand towels are often between 260-350 grams per square meter; these make great kitchen linens because they're thin enough to dry hands quickly without soaking up too much moisture from dishes (or worse yet getting caught under running water).

Consider the weave.

Towel weaves are the most obvious way to tell the quality of a towel. The higher up on this list it goes, the better your towel will be:

• Satin is smooth and soft, with a few loose threads that may be woven into circles. It's made from combed cotton or polyester and each strand is twisted together with another strand to create its distinctive sheen. This is often used on high-end bath sheets or robes.
• Sateen has more luster than satin—a little bit shinier than terry cloth—and feels softer when you run your fingers across it compared to other towels of similar weave types (e.g., pima cotton). The silkier texture also makes them ideal for people who like things that feel soft against their skin; however, they can snag easily if not cared for properly so make sure you're using an ironing board cover when pressing any sateen products!
• Terry cloth tends to be rough and scratchy due to how tightly woven together each individual strand is; however, if treated properly (i.e., washed less frequently) then many people prefer this type over others because they don't feel like they're wearing sandpaper when drying off after taking a shower/bath! If you're worried about having sensitive skin then avoid this style altogether since there will always be some level of discomfort associated with wearing any type belonging here."

Go for organic cotton towels.

Organic towels are better for the environment, your health and the people who make them.

Organic cotton yarn is made from fibers that have not been treated with chemicals or pesticides. This means that the cotton plants are grown without using harmful chemicals and pesticides that can harm the environment. Organic cotton also does not use genetically modified seedlings, which makes it easier for farmers to use sustainable farming practices that don't deplete soil nutrients or contaminate drinking water sources.

Organic towels have a higher thread count than non-organic ones because they're made from finer, more tightly spun threads—which means they'll feel softer against your skin! And since organic cotton absorbs more moisture than conventional alternatives (like polyester), keeping you drier after getting out of the shower or bathtub—and feeling great all day long!

Get your hands on the softest and most plush towels out there!

Towel snobs are a breed apart from the rest. They’re people who take pride in the quality of their towels and invest in high-end versions that will last them a long time. Towels are an essential part of any bathroom, so it’s worth taking some time to consider what kind is right for you—and there are many different types to choose from!

If you want the softest and most plush towels out there, we recommend getting your hands on Turkish Cotton towels, which are woven from cotton grown and harvested in Turkiye, renowned for its long history as one of the best places in the world for growing cotton thanks to its ideal climate conditions and soil composition. The extra-long fibers found within this type of towel make them extremely absorbent; they dry quickly too (which means less energy usage). For these reasons, Egyptian Cotton is arguably one of the best kinds around!

We hope we’ve convinced you that towels are not just for the bathroom. Towels can add a splash of luxury to your home and make it feel more like a spa. If you’re ready to start investing in some high-quality bath accessories, please check out our selection of luxury towels today!