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These plush, oversized bath towels make every shower feel like a day at the spa.
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Its luxurious and cozy; the epitome of a treat-yourself moment.
The best part, though?
It doesnt have to be reserved for fancy hotel stays.
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Bath sheets are essentially larger (and sometimes more absorbent) bath towels.
The following bath sheets were our top picks due to their absorbency, longevity, and price point.
The following bath sheets were our top picks due to theirabsorbency,durability, andprice.
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To learn more about how we tested bath sheets, check outour testing processbelow.
The price is higher when compared to many other bath sheets.
Our first thought upon trying thisPottery Barn towelis that it was the softest towel wed ever wrapped ourselves in.
Its a plush pick thats highly absorbent and lightweight, but at 550 GSM, its not too thick.
Its also a quick-drying optionit completely dried after 60 minutes in the dryer.
The 100% Turkish cotton is exceptionally soft, making the towel perfectly fluffy.
And with 14 soothing colors, there are plenty of options to match nearly any decor.
The towel is a bit thinner than other options on the list.
The affordable bath sheet offers just as much absorbency and softness as more expensive options we tested.
During testing, we found the bath sheet both super absorbent and quick-drying when properly hung up.
Its available in a total of nine different neutral colors, which we really appreciate for the variety.
That isnt necessarily a bad thing (its still very absorbent and soft!
), but it doesnt offer that luxurious plushness that we associate with bath sheets.
At 800 GSM, its a heavier-weight towel that feels quite plush.
Seven soothing hues are available, all of which are machine washable.
We were impressed by how quickly the towel dried, given how plush it is.
However, with regular use and washing, the towel overall lost some of its softness.
This option isnt as oversized as other bath sheets we tested.
For this reason, its the best bath sheet we tested for those with sensitive skin.
This option isnt the most absorbent when compared to similar styles we tested.
Unfortunately, these towels were not the most absorbent during our tests compared to other options.
If you do want to stick with organic cotton, this is worth it.
The material can easily get caught on jewelry and might snag.
TheLauren Ralph Lauren bath sheetis our favorite with antimicrobial properties.
The sheets are soft and thick, and absorbent and fast-dryingdespitethe thickness.
You may not be a fan of this option if you prefer a softer, plusher towel.
If you appreciate multiple towel textures, youll want to give theBoll & Branch bath sheeta try.
They come in four colors and have an attached loop for easy hanging between showers.
If youre someone who prefers an ultra-soft, plush towel, this probably isnt going to be your favorite.
They also held up to our abrasion and stain tests, leaving no trace of wear afterward.
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Though the GSM isnt specified, we felt it was one of the heavier towels we tried.
The size is a bit smaller than most bath sheets, but larger than a standard bath towel.
Fans of plush towels will love this set of three towelsfrom Saatva.
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These are a soft option with a medium pile and a decorative band.
The brands tag cleverly doubles as a hanging loop for convenient storage.
These have a heavier feel to them, though the exact GSM isnt listed.
After two months of regular usage, including machine washing and drying, the towels held up well.
We observed a single snag from drying the towel on an accordion door.
However, no other tears, wear, or stains have appeared in two months of use.
These towels are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, so they dont contain harsh chemicals.
Its the softest towel weve tested, and its held up to months of regular use and laundering.
After testing the towels in our lab, we took them home to test in the real world.
We used each towel in our everyday routines, exposing them to stains and multiple wash and dry cycles.
According to Tarroza, Egyptian cotton is known for its superior softness and absorbency.
It is made from long-staple cotton fibers, which contribute to its luxurious feel and durability.
Turkish cotton is soft and absorbent.
It is often lightweight and quick-drying, making it a great option for bath sheets.
Bamboo-derived fabric is another great choice.
Its environmentally friendly and has natural antimicrobial properties.
It also tends to be hypoallergenic, so its a good choice for those with sensitive skin.
Youll want to double-check the dimensions when purchasing your towels to ensure itll suit your preferences.
Brooklinen Classic Bath Sheets
TheBrooklinen Classic Bath Sheetswere aesthetically pleasing and absorbent.
Your Questions, Answered
What is the point of a bath sheet?
The primary purpose of a bath sheet is to provide maximum coverage and comfort after a bath or shower.
The increased surface area also increases its absorbency, allowing it to dry you more effectively.
Bath sheets are especially appreciated by those who prefer a more indulgent and luxurious bathing experience.
Where can you buy a bath sheet?
We also really liked the options available at specialty retailers like Parachute, Coyuchi, and Cozy Earth.
How much do bath sheets cost?
For example,our budget-friendly pickis just $30, while our favorite splurge costs closer to $130.
Who We Are
This article was written byKaitlyn McInnisandBrittany VanDerBill, contributing writers forBetter Homes & Gardens.
In addition, they consultedIrene Tarroza, interior decor expert at Archic Furniture.
What Is BHG Recommends?
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Next to all of the products on this list, you may have noticed ourBHG Recommends seal of approval.
In these cases, we use the same testing criteria we use to test the purchased products.
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