Why is combed cotton plain terry hotel towel set so absorbent?

Combed cotton is a kind of high-quality cotton that has been treated with a special process. During the processing, through fine combing and screening, short lint and impurities in the cotton are removed, and long and neat fibers are retained. This fiber structure not only makes the towel softer and smoother, but also gives it excellent water absorption properties. When the towel comes into contact with water, these long fibers can quickly absorb water and store it in the gaps between the fibers, achieving fast and effective water absorption.

The plain weave structure is also an important reason why the combed cotton plain terry hotel towel set has excellent absorbency. Plain weave is a simple way of interweaving warp and weft, making the fibers of the towel tightly arranged and orderly. This structure not only enhances the towel's durability and stability, but also improves its water-absorbing properties. When moisture penetrates into the towel, the plain weave structure effectively disperses the moisture between individual fibers, resulting in faster water absorption and increased water absorption.

Loop is a fluffy, soft fiber structure formed on the surface of the towel, which increases the contact area between the towel and the skin, thereby improving water absorption efficiency. At the same time, the terry loops can also store more water, making the towel fuller and softer after absorbing water, and enhancing the water absorption performance of the towel.