Utopia Towels 12 Pack Cotton Washcloths Set, 100% Ring Spun Cotton, Premium Flannel Face Cloths, Highly Absorbent and Soft Feel Fingertip Towels, Beige

It's simple. These are luxury items at a ridiculously fair price. Every time I use one (And I use nothing else now that I have them) I feel like I am in a luxury hotel or a resort or something. They are so soft and absorbent, big enough to wrap me in comfort and luxury but not too bit for the washer and dryer. They look like a rich person's towel, they feel like it too and they dry amazingly quickly. There is nothing not to like about these towels. And if they ever wear out (Which I doubt they will do for a long long time), I will buy them again.

I was surprised and impressed with the quality of these cloths. They are not the typical thin cheap cloths or the microfiber cloths. These cloths are soft yet nice and thick but not as thick as a bath wash cloth. They are perfect for residential kitchen use. You won't be disappointed with these cloths.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ As a frequent buyer, I’m very happy with these Utopia Towels washcloths. They’re soft, absorbent, and hold up well after multiple washes. Great quality for the price, and the 24-pack is super convenient. I’ve reordered and would definitely recommend them.

So far so good. I can’t believe an entire pack did not shed in the wash! I always hesitate when washing new towels or bedding because of the lint factor. This had very little shedding. It was amazing to wash cloths are a good size they do the job I use them nightly for washing my face. I do wish that the smaller packet had come in a purple because I would’ve scooped that up. I don’t know what I would do with a large amount of washcloths I don’t need that many. These are sturdy wash cloth that wash up well and do the job other than the color. My preference is to have a thicker washcloth and these definitely are mid range thin. Not see-through but not thick. I like the size. Reserving these for face wash they do show some staining from make up. Because they are white and I’m not one to continually scrub and bleach washcloths.

The best wash cloths I’ve had. Not thin at all but not too thick either. So soft. Price is perfect because I’ve paid a lot more for less quality.

Cotton Washcloths are soft, durable, and high quality. Made from 100% ring-spun cotton, they feel plush and gentle on the skin. The premium flannel construction adds extra absorbency and comfort. These washcloths are versatile and suitable for face, body, or household cleaning. They hold up well after multiple washes, maintaining their softness, shape, and vibrant color. The durability is impressive. The stitching is strong, and the edges do not fray. They withstand regular use without shrinking, pilling, or losing texture. The size is perfect for a variety of uses, from washing your face to drying dishes or cleaning surfaces. They feel luxurious while still being practical and easy to handle. These washcloths are also lightweight yet thick enough to provide effective cleaning. They dry quickly, which helps prevent odor and mildew. The neutral design and colors blend well with any bathroom or kitchen decor. Overall, this 12-pack offers a combination of softness, durability, absorbency, versatility, and premium quality, making it a reliable, practical, and long-lasting choice for everyday use.

Got these to replace our old ones. They are great. Soft, good quality, and exactly what we were looking for. We use them as reusable paper towels and these are great quality and don’t burn easy, which is great when they get used in the kitchen. And they are way more absorbent than the average paper towel and much softer on the skin.

Arrived within a few hours after placing the order. After reading the 1, 2 and 3 star reviews after placing my order I was a little apprehensive about what I would receive. My apprehension disappeared after I opened and inspected the cloths. I found 24 evenly sized wash cloths, very nice to the touch and as soft as they should be. The next step is to wash/dry them. Prior to washing I decided to put them into the dryer utilizing the Refresh/Steam cycle. With so many of the reviews stating that the lint and fuzz that was coming off and leaving the cloth in a bare thread state, I was curious to see how these would hold up. I allowed the dryer to perform its steam cycle and afterwards I checked the lint trap only to find what I would consider to be an acceptable amount of lint. No more than what would come out with the same amount of new socks. The towels were very soft and the shrinkage was not noticeable enough to make any difference to me. I decided to wash them so I placed them by themselves into the washing machine. Using only bleach and no soap AND COLD WATER ONLY, I started the wash cycle and crossed my fingers. When they were done I put them into the dryer and dried them in medium/low heat. I inspected the lint trap at the end of the dryer cycle to find only a very tiny amount of lint. I was surprised but even more impressed when I checked the size of the cloths and found that they have not decreased in size at all and they were still so soft and fluffy. The picture is of them after coming out of the dryer and after being folded. I am very pleased with these and after inspecting the edge hems and finding a good perimeter stitch I can conclude that they should hold up for a while. I would recommend these if asked about them and when I need more then I will buy them again from Utopia. I would like to address the numerous reviews that have such big issues with hanging threads. I noticed that everyone of the cloth’s had at least 2 threads coming out from a corner. The same corner on all the cloth’s. They are the tie-off threads that always trails the sewing machine foot and usually are clipped manually by someone else prior to packaging. To have a more accurate clipping on ALL of the cloth’s would mean that the cost per wash cloth would shoot way up. So to keep the cost down the manufacturer has reduced the time spent on each item by 3-5 seconds. Imagine a room full of sewing machines producing tens of thousands of cloth’s daily and each one taking an extra 3-5 seconds per unit. That adds up to a definite cost increase in production. So, if you want a small price tag then expect a few corners to be cut in production. A top notch premium wash cloth for use in 4/5 star hotels has a thread count of 700 GSM and a price tag of about $4.00 each compared to the price tag of $.80 cents for these that have only a 100 GSM thread count. Now for those who complain about the dyes bleeding out of the colored ones. I have NEVER seen any newly dyed anything that doesn’t bleed out and will continue to bleed out wash after wash. Up to 6-12 washing the bleeding can continue. I was taught by my mother at a very young age that you should NEVER EVER wash any NEW or NEWLY dyed material with ANYTHING else that is a different color or material. NO water temperature other than COLD for the very first time in the machine. Both wash and rinse cycles should be done in as cold of water as possible. If possible allow the machine to pause following the agitation cycle and allow the clothes to soak in the COLD water for at least 10 minutes. THE COLDER THE BETTER! NEVER EVER USE ANY SOAP OR BLEACH OR SOFTENERS during this FIRST washing of the dyed items. NEVER attempt to rewash the same load of clothes before they have been completely dried. Lastly, the drying process. Doing a tumble dry with no heat would be great but would take forever so for the first time ever in a dryer using the lowest temperature for the beginning of the cycle and then increasing the temperature to medium at the end of the drying cycle would be best. I was also told to NEVER place newly dyed wet clothes outside in the sunlight to dry. ALL OF THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR THE FIRST TIME AND THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT MEANT TO CLEAN BUT TO SET THE DYES AND LOCK THE COLORS. Subsequent washing and drying should be done as you would normally do. My mother told me that the best way to tell if dye bleeding has stopped is to place a small WHITE piece of material into the wash and then check it after washing and then place it in the dryer with the others and inspect it again after drying. A much cheaper method than having to replace clothes that have been ruined by bleeding of dyes. I am a 70 year old man who lived in a time when Rit dyes were more commonly used to rejuvenate the “hand-me-downs”. Like getting a whole new wardrobe as a kid. Hahaha I hope that this helps some of you that seem to throw up your arms and declare that a product is garbage because of a simple dye bleed. Good luck and happy washing. I LIKE MY NEW UTOPIA WASH CLOTHS!