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Bath Linen

Fabric weight affects the feel of bath linen and its drying time, with lighter bath towels generally drying faster than thick, dense ones.

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About Bath Linen products

Bath linen sits within home living, covering bathroom textiles such as bath towels and bathrobes. The category name does not specify a fibre: cotton and bamboo are also used for these textiles. Choosing a linen bath robe means checking the fabric composition rather than relying on the category label.

Bath linen is an important part of any bathroom. Bath linen allows you to dry yourself after a shower or bath, and can also add a touch of elegance to your bathroom. Whether you’re searching for fluffy bath mats, durable bath towels, or simple hand towels, ArchiPro’s variety of bath linen is designed to make your most relaxing moments even more luxurious.

Bath mats

Bath mats are heavy and thick mats that allow you to dry your feet after taking a shower or bath. Bath mats come in various materials, including cotton, nylon, and bamboo.

Hand towels

Hand towels allow you to easily dry your hands after washing them. They can also be used as washcloths when completing your skincare routine. Hand towels can also be made from various materials, but one of the more popular options is cotton-based terry cloth.

Bath towels

Bath towels are a great way to freshen up after a long day. Bath towels can be wrapped around your body to dry off excess water, and they can also be used for direct pat-downs.

The advantages of high-quality bath linen

Bath linen is a luxury that people in Australia have come to take for granted. However, if you’re looking for a truly unparalleled bathroom experience, you’ll want to choose high quality bath linen. High quality options are more likely to feel softer on your body, retain its durability (even when placed in multiple washer and dryer loads), and have incredible absorbent properties. If bathroom aesthetics matter to you, high quality bath linen will look elegant for longer and retain its colour vibrancy. Low quality alternatives can also leave colour or fabric residue when used, so opt for only high quality bath linen if you want the ultimate towels or bath mats for your home.

How to choose bath linen that’s right for you

There are many things to consider when choosing the right bath linen for you in Australia. Colour, size and material all play a role. Keeping all your bath linen in one shade or colour can look great if you want the whole bathroom to look cohesive, but contrasting patterns or shades can add a pop of interest. Next, think about size. Most bath mats, bath towels, and hand towels come in standard sizes in Australia, so if you’re taller or prefer a larger towel to wrap around, you may want to consider sizing up. Finally, think about the material. 100% cotton is known to be one of the most absorbent fabrics, but bamboo towels can be incredibly soft and have antibacterial properties. For an extra lightweight option, choose microfiber cotton.

How long should bath linen last?

This will depend on the type of material used in making the linen. If you have purchased a luxury brand of bath linen, then it will likely last for up to 5 years. This can be determined by looking at the label on your product that details how long the product should last before it needs to be replaced.

What materials are used in luxury bath linen?

In Australia, luxury bath linen is usually made from high-quality materials like Egyptian cotton and Turkish cotton in a terry weave pattern. These materials are very soft and comfortable on the skin, but they do not last as long as other materials.

Can you mix and match bath linen?

Yes! Luxury bath linen comes in a wide variety of colours, styles, and sizes, so you can choose whatever suits your taste best. Some people do like to keep a consistent theme across their bath linen but there are no hard and fast rules which you have to follow.