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Here are several tips below to tidy up your closet and have your home ready for the holiday season. Take inventory of what you currently have and re-purpose missing, mismatched, worn-out, stained or outdated sets or anything you no longer use. A good practice to follow is to have two sets of sheets per bed – one for the bed, one for the laundry. Organize your linens into different categories. Divide the linens according to room, bedding for each bedroom and towels for each bathroom.

No one wants to toss and turn on a scratchy or rough feeling bed, give the gift of better sleep this season with bed linens. Here’s what to look for below. Higher thread count is generally associated with a more durable and comfortable product with one caveat. Companies often inflate numbers using two ply instead so look for the higher thread count in single ply. Bedding is typically rotated seasonally in winter and summer so you can look for deep discounts when stores are clearing

Give your loved one the gift of a spa-like indulgence from home with luxury bath towels. High quality bath towels are often associated with heaviness however a lighter towel with premium fabric may feel much better than a heavy towel made with lower grade cotton. One of the most important features to consider is fabric type. Bath towels are generally made of cotton but can range in softness, absorbency, durability and color-fastness. If you want to accentuate someone’s pe

There a lot of options when it comes to choosing a gym towel. Here’s our guide below to find the right one for you. You want something that is both absorbent and dries quickly. Cotton or microfiber is generally your best option in terms of material as they are both durable and easy to find. You’re on the go, a full sized bath towel is cumbersome and unnecessary. A smaller gym towel is easier to carry and pack, increase the size of your towel depending on the length of your workout