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Standard Classic™ Towels

These classic healthcare towels feature a distinctive blend of comfort & durability

  • Perfect combination of cotton softness and polyester durability
  • Choose from single cam or double cam borders
  • Various yarn qualities, sizes and weights available
  • 78% Cotton/22% Polyester
  • Available in bath towels and washcloths
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Our healthcare towels were created for unsurpassed comfort, superior performance, and higher operational savings. Utilizing innovative technology, each towel perfectly balances performance and comfort.

Standard Classic™ towels are the perfect combination of cotton softness and polyester durability. Choose from either single cam or double cam borders. These attractive, classic patterns are sure to provide a look that matches any healthcare environment.

These towels also give you the ability to select just the right yarn quality, size, and weight to meet your patient’s expectations. Choose from various open-ended and ring-spun pile yarn options, all with a distinctive 78% Cotton/22% Polyester composition. Weights range from 6.0-8.0 lb per dozen for bath towels and 0.7-1.0 lb per dozen for washcloths.

Bath towels are available in sizes 22″x44″ and 22″x48″. Washcloths are 12″x12″.

Bath Towels:

  • Choose from Single Cam or Double Cam Borders
  • 10/1 OE Pile or 16/1 OE Pile Options
  • 78% Cotton/22% Polyester
  • 22″x44″ or 22″x48″
  • 6.0-8.0 lb/Dozen

Washcloths:

  • Single Cam Border
  • Serged Round Corners
  • 78% Cotton/22% Polyester
  • Choose from 16/1 RS pile or 10/1 OE pile
  • 12″x12″
  • 0.7-1.0 lb/Dozen

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