It is not clear that this is made from Turkish cotton. It says that it is "crafted" in Turkey. What is the origin of the cotton?
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The packaging tag and the tag on the towels both say "100% Cotton, Made in Turkey". Now was the 100% cotton imported from some other country I do not know, I only can tell you what the tags say.
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Most likely the cotton is from Egypt as I have purchase other Pinzon which clearly stated that fact in the label. However, in these tim eof globalisation, unless it is stated on the label the origin of the material, one cannot take it for granted that it is from Egypt. It could come from any cotton producing countries in the World. There again I am also assuming that the information provided by the manufacturer on the label is correct. In view of latest scandals on "labelling" one should not take anything at face value and for granted. It does not answer your question but I hope would provide the borader context in which you will have to decide to purchase or not. Most likely the cotton is from Egypt as I have purchase other Pinzon which clearly stated that fact in the label. However, in these tim eof globalisation, unless it is stated on the label the origin of the material, one cannot take it for granted that it is from Egypt. It could come from any cotton producing countries in the World. There again I am also assuming that the information provided by the manufacturer on the label is correct. In view of latest scandals on "labelling" one should not take anything at face value and for granted. It does not answer your question but I hope... » Read More Most likely the cotton is from Egypt as I have purchase other Pinzon which clearly stated that fact in the label. However, in these tim eof globalisation, unless it is stated on the label the origin of the material, one cannot take it for granted that it is from Egypt. It could come from any cotton producing countries in the World. There again I am also assuming that the information provided by the manufacturer on the label is correct. In view of latest scandals on "labelling" one should not take anything at face value and for granted. It does not answer your question but I hope would provide the borader context in which you will have to decide to purchase or not. « Show Less
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I'm at work at the moment so I can't answer your question. I can look at the tag on the towels when I get home. These are VERY nice towels....very heavy and thick. I can't imagine that the fabric is not made in Turkey but I'll see what the tag says and let you know tomorrow.
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The tag says "Made in Turkey." So I would glean from that the fabric is made in Turkey also. Hope this helps. Lynn
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The tag says made in Turkey,I think if the cotton was not from Turkey it would say that it was only assembled in Turkey.
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At this time, I am not able to respond to your question because I have not used the product.
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Sorry, I bought this one as a secret santa gift. I didn't check where it's made from.
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it is real silk .. just not organic. i don't know what the organic one. just like there is 100% cotton and 100% organic cotton.i assume one is grown organically just like food. the other they use pesticides etc..
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The tag on the product doesn't state the country of manufacture. It's a French company. They source some materials from Asia and they have manufacturing plants in Tunisia and France. The removable fabric cover is a soft 50/50 cotton/polyester. The stuffing is 100% cotton and the backing (bottom of the mat that rests on the floor) is PVC.
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I didn't inspect the packaging, and didn't really concern myself with it's origin. My guess would be China...what ISN'T made in China these days?
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No, it's made in Mexico. I don't like it. It's very synthetic. We live in Arizona and I wanted something for the summers. The fabric doesn't breath. I use it for guests in the hope that they won't stay too long. I purchased a much better one from Target.
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I'm not sure, it seems like cotton but has a silkier smooth feel. It is light weight.
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Yes.I only use 100% cotton,because I have found that any man-made product,such as polyester,etc.,cause the fabric to "pill"which becomes rough and irritating,after repeated washing and using a dryer.(I have found that Indian,Turkish,and Egyptian cotton products are superior to those marked MADE IN CHINA.There are some tricks that using cotton thread spun in a different way,or splitting the cotton fiber,can make you believe that you are getting a good deal,but I suggest that everyone update themselves in how the cotton fiber is spun,woven,and actually what the 'THREADS PER SQUARE INCH,"REALLY MEANS TO YOUR COMFORT.THESE SHEETS WERE A GOOD DEAL,AND ARE LIKE SATEEN..VERY NICE.
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I am not really sure, but think it is Egyptian cotton. Very soft and very comfortable.
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It's cotton. If it is a blend, it is still a cotton feeling. Seems substantial.
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It is made from a cotton synthetic blend. It is very soft, almost like the soft kinky fabric that baby blankets are made from. I would obviously recommend using a pillow case over it, but it is quite soft on its own
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It's not cotton. I don't know how to explain that. It's like hard plastic. Kind of raincoat. It's very nice and good. Also you can clean it easily. I hope I could satisfied your question
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When you say "American Cotton," you are being too general. There is one type of American cotton--Pima-- that compares favorably with Turkish cotton. Both have long, absorbent fibers that are necessary for a quality towel. According to "Google," only about 3% of the cotton in the US is truly "Pima" cotton. Most of the cotton grown in the United States is a lower grade cotton. I'm not an expert, but Turkish cotton and Pima cotton compare very well. Just remember, not all towels that claim to be "Pima" are from American Cotton, and very few American cotton towels are 100% Pima.
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The one I have is made in China of 100% polyester, though I must say when I first opened it it looked and felt like fabric. It's well made and looks great.
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An Egyptian cotton ... Grown in Giza, Egypt. Egyptian cotton is historically considered one of the most luxurious of cotton fabrics. Find these sheets very soft and comfortable.
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Seems to be cotton fabric. It is just like the ones we had in Iraq which we bought or traded for from local nationals
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The attached label says "Turkish Tea Maker", but no indication of where manufactured!!