
American Made, through and through.
Here at American Home USA, we take Made in the USA very seriously, ensuring our products are American Made, through and through. That's why we take so much pride in our Grand Teton Collection - Luxury American Made Cotton Premium Towels. These elegant and ultra-absorbent towels are not only made in the USA, but they are crafted from 100% USA cotton. All locally sourced, right here in America.
With a bevy of hues to choose from in a dramatic color palette, you are sure to find the perfect match for your bathroom decor. This Towel Collection is designed with a beautiful single hem border, and woven with medium length relaxed loop technology for maximum drying power.
Made in the United States of America with 100% USA Cotton. 630 GSM.
This collection is available in five sizes. They also can be purchased in sets: a 3-Piece Set (1 Bath Towel, 1 Hand Towel, and 1 Wash Cloth), a 4-Piece Set (1 Bath Sheet, 1 Hand Towel, 2 Wash Cloths), and a 6-Piece Set (2 Bath Towels, 2 Hand Towels, and 2 Wash Cloths).
Bath Sheet | 35" x 68" |
Bath Towel | 27" x 52" |
Hand Towel | 16" x 28" |
Wash Cloth | 13" x 13" |
Bath Mat | 21" 32" |
3-Piece Set | 1 Bath Towel, 1 Hand Towel, 1 Wash Cloth |
4-Piece Set | 1 Bath Sheet, 1 Hand Towel, 2 Wash Cloths |
6-Piece Set | 2 Bath Towels, 2 Hand Towels, 2 Wash Cloths |
How To Care For Your Towels
Wash and dry new towels before using them for the first time. This increases absorbency and plushness of the material. Our towels reach their optimal absorbency and softness around 5-6 washes, so please be patient with the 100% USA cotton as it takes a few washes to reach it's full potential.
To set colors, wash colored towels with similar colors in warm water for the first several washings. Using about half the recommended amount of detergent, add 1/2 cup to 1 cup of white vinegar to the wash water. The vinegar helps set the colors and removes excess detergent residue.
Wash towels every three to four days. Use warm water and color-safe bleach (if needed) for colored towels. Use hot water and non-chlorine bleach (if needed) for white towels.
Give your towels a shake when taking them out of the washer. This will help fluff the terry loops that aid absorbency. Don't iron towels; this will reduce absorbency.
Make sure that towels are dry when you remove them from the dryer. Even slightly damp towels can quickly mildew. Avoid over drying - it can destroy the integrity of the individual cotton fibers.
If you have any questions, please reach out to us at help@americanhomeusa.us.