What is Turkish Cotton?

• Turkish Cotton is premium cotton that has extra long fibers. Using longer fiber cotton in spinning yarn means fewer joins. Fewer joins results in stronger and smoother cotton threads.
• Turkish Cotton is long fiber cotton and is grown in the small but productive Aegean Region.
• Turkish Cotton becomes even softer, fluffier, and more absorbent with successive washings. 
• Turkish Cotton provides the perfect balance between absorbency and softness which makes it the best cotton to be used in towels.
• Turkish Cotton, when used in towels, provides maximum absorbency and efficient drying. 

What makes LaKoti towels better than others?

• LaKoti products are all made in the legendary towel producing town of Denizli, Turkey, the world’s largest center for woven terry production.
• All of LaKoti's products are woven in our modern production facility by European made computer controlled weaving equipment.
• Each and every towel we provide is inspected three times to ensure the perfect towel: 

After weaving

After dyeing

After stitching

• Particular attention is paid to the stitching and finishing of all products. 
• While a Turkish towel may cost more initially, in the long run it costs a lot less as it will easily outlast towels of inferior quality. 

What is the best way to care for towels?

Washing:

• Exposed to oil, soil, and germs; wash towels in warm water with laundry detergent. If the towels are white, they should occasionally be washed with chlorine bleach. 
• Cotton is a natural fiber and new towels will shed some loose fibers. 
• Avoid fabric softeners—they contain silicon that will make the towels water repellent. 

Drying:

• While tumble drying will make the towel fluffy, do not overdo, as the heat from the dryer can damage the integrity of the cotton. We recommend using a lower heat setting occasionally or alternate between air and heat drying.

Absorbency: 

• To maximize the absorbency of a towel, add a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle, once a month, to restore the towel to full absorbency. The vinegar removes any excess detergent, which can affect the towels’ absorbency.