Pinzon Basics Egyptian Cotton 725-Gram 6-Piece Towel Set, Navy

Pinzon Basics 100-Percent Egyptian Cotton 725-Gram 6-Piece Towel Set, Navy
Pinzon by Amazon.com
$60.00
  • 6-Piece luxury towel set with 2 bath towels, 2 hand towels, and 2 washcloths
  • Woven with over 4-1/2 pounds of Egyptian cotton for softness, absorbency, and durability
  • Egyptian cotton creates extra softness, absorbency, and durability on these oversized, extra heavy towel set
  • Towels grow softer with each and every machine wash and dry
  • The set weighs over 4-1/2-pound and has two 30 by 56 bath towels, two 18 by 30 hand towels and two 13 by 13 wash cloths
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