Now available: Terry towels and tea towels from Ross
4.6.2025
Translation: machine translated
The traditional German brand Ross offers hand and tea towels made of cotton and linen. Here I present the specialities.
Terry towels are the undisputed all-rounders in the bathroom and are part of every household's basic equipment. Available now in stock, you have even more choice: We now also offer towels from the Ross brand. The textile company has been producing hand and tea towels in the German Münsterland region since 1897.
Below you will find a preview of the range of cotton towels for the bathroom. The entire product selection can be found here.
The towels are available in different sizes, colours and with or without a pattern. The thickness of the fabric can also vary. Some towels are also enhanced with aloe vera. Extracts of the plant are incorporated into the fabric fibres during production and are said to contribute to better skin care and a softer feel. The extract is washed out in the washing machine over time.
We have also included some tea towels in the range. Some sets also include hand towels in a matching colour. The tea towels are made from pure cotton or a 50 per cent blend of cotton and linen.
Terry towelling or terry cloth?
Only terry towelling fabrics are used for Ross towels. This is a higher quality terry towelling variant. Both types of fabric are soft and highly absorbent thanks to the yarn loops on the surface. However, there are differences in production.
The terry towelling uses fancy yarn. It already has prepared loops before it is woven into fabric. Terry towelling, on the other hand, is produced on special weaving machines that work with two warp systems. The loops are created by combining both systems. This so-called double warp method is more demanding, but it results in more even, more stable loops and therefore offers higher quality. This can also be noticeable in the longevity of the towels.
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