Turkish Robes

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Hey Neysa,

 

Hey Butch!

 

 

Thankee ma'am for the kind words and I am happy that you got one of the

robes because we have NEVER EVER had anyone to be dissatisfied with one.

 

Matter of fact is we can't find much cloth that thick in the USA .. and

if it were thicker it would be too thick and too heavy. The robes weigh

three plus pounds now .. there is 460 grams of pile per square meter of

warp .. which is unusual but its the same ratio that has been used for

hundreds of years in the factories of Denizli, Turkey .. the origin of

the famous Turkish Towels and Robes. :-)

 

Yeah am familiar with the towels and all, having stayed in some of the " fine "

hotels that have them for guests use. Never thought I would find one under $100

or so.. even those that I have seen at that price werent the quality this one

is.

 

 

http://www.av-at.com/robes.html

 

> I am sitting here in a cold room with it on and I am sweating! Too cool!!

 

I wear one often when working in my office at night. We have central

heat and after midnight they turn it down .. and it gets cold here cause

I work till morning normally .. then hit the rack till noon or so. My

home has heat I can control but my office is in a six floor building and

the doorman controls the heat.

 

 

Bummer. Hate it when someone else controls the cool or hot!

 

> now if it only had footies..... ;o}

 

Hawhawhaw. :-) I reckon you can make some of them purty easy.

 

Could if I get another robe and cut it up. Like I said, never seen this quality

of terry anywhere I have been. }

 

And to you .. I'm happy that you're happy with your robe. :-)

 

More than happy... and am emailing you privately so you can send my sister one

for her birthday. }}

 

BTW the last batch of oils were awesome as usual!! You are spoiling us all but

dont stop. }}

Hugs

Neysa