Towels & Bath Mats

Which towel material is best for you?

At Soak&Sleep we have an extensive range of towels. Our bestselling Egyptian cotton towels are made using luxury smooth staple yarns, sourced from certified Egyptian cotton. Supima cotton is exclusively grown in America and is known as the 'cashmere of cotton' due to its amazing durability and softness. If you're looking for towels that support the environment, our organic cotton towels are perfect. They're fluffy, soft and luxurious, and don't break the bank. Discover more about our different towel materials.

What are the best quality towels?

So you want towels? You’re in the right place! With a choice of weights and styles we have towels that range from contemporary to timeless. There are big-enough-for-two-kids-at-once bath sheets, perfect-after-a-soak bathroom towels, super-stripy beach towels, good-enough-for-a-pharaoh Egyptian cotton towels, super-easy to buy bath towel sets, next-to-the-guest-sink hand towels, oodles-of-super-soft towel bales and even made-to-order personalised towels. Phew! We would go on, but we think you've got the picture. Discover more with our buying guide.

What types of towels do you sell?

Our towel collection includes face cloths, hand towels, bath towels, bath sheets, jumbo bath sheets, bath mats, beach towels and coordinating towel sets.

What's the difference between Egyptian Cotton and Supima Cotton towels?

Both are luxurious long-staple cottons, but Egyptian Cotton is known for its strength and absorbency, while Supima Cotton is prized for its softness and durability. Both produce beautifully plush, long-lasting towels.

What GSM should I look for in a bath towel?

GSM (grams per square metre) measures a towel's weight and density. Lighter towels (around 400 to 500 GSM) dry quickly, mid-weight towels (500 to 600 GSM) balance softness and absorbency, and heavyweight towels (700+ GSM) feel beautifully plush and hotel-style.

How often should I replace my towels?

With proper care, premium cotton towels can last for many years. We'd suggest replacing towels when they start to feel rough, lose absorbency or look noticeably worn — typically every five to seven years for everyday-use towels.

How do I keep my towels feeling soft for longer?

Wash new towels before first use, avoid fabric softener which can coat the fibres, and use a gentle detergent. Tumble drying on a low heat helps maintain that fluffy texture.