I ordered the Quick-Absorbent 100% Cotton 6-PC Towel Set in pink. I thought that they would be thicker than they are. They do absorb fine, but I’m used to thick luxurious soft towels. These are not thick at all. They are actually pretty thin. They look nice but by no means luxurious. As far as softness I say they are average. They are not scratchy, but not overly soft either. The set came in a plastic bag with 2 Bath Towels that are: 52'' L X 30'' W, 2 Hand Towels that are: 30'' L X 16'' W, and 2 washcloths that are: 13'' L X 13'' W. They are low lint, non-pilling, and quick drying. That is because they aren’t that thick. They are 100% cotton. I saw that they are Oeko-Tex certified. I had no clue what that was so I looked it up. It is really something to watch for, when buying anything that comes in contact with your skin. Like baby clothes sheets, clothes, underwear, jackets, and etc. There are a few aspects to watch on tags for and the first one is Oeko-Tex Certified and the next part is the Made in Green label. The first part makes sure that the product has been tested for harmful substances and is deemed safe for human health. That means it has been tested for toxic chemicals that could harm you through skin contact, breathing, or saliva. This promotes safer and harmless products. They have to pass tests for up to 350 toxic chemicals like formaldehyde and azo dyes. The tests are done by independent labs, and they pull the clothes for testing directly off the retail store shelves.
The Next tag is for MADE IN GREEN: Takes it up a notch, by making sure the companies meets environmental and sustainability standards. Like water cleanliness and labor conditions. Examples: Environmentally Friendly Production - Covering wastewater treatment, carbon emissions, no hazardous chemicals, use of renewable energy, and recycling of textile waste.
Fair Working Conditions - No child labor, worker health and safety protection, fair wage.
So, for those reasons I think these towels are a good choice.