Super Pile towels and bathrobes are regarded as the finest available anywhere in the world. In an independent study Super Pile was tested “BEST”.The Super Pile was tested along with a minimum of five other luxury brand towels. After 50 washings, the Super Pile towel proved to be:

• The only towel that withstood all the washings without any signs of falling apart.
• To be the most colour fast.
• To become denser and more absorbent with washing.
• To be 20% more absorbent than the next best towel.

Super Pile employs 100% Giza 70 Egyptian Cotton regarded as the world’s finest. It is exceedingly rare for a  towel to use PURE Egyptian Cotton, let alone in all facets of the towel. More weight is placed in the pile than in the towel base, allowing the towel to dry better than other towels of the same weight. As the base is also crafted from 100% Giza 70 Egyptian Cotton, it is also very strong and durable.

Product Details

• 100% Giza 70 Egyptian Cotton
• 700 grams of cotton per square metre (20 oz per square yard)
• Towel, trim and label are perfectly matched
• Uses only low impact dyes
• All towels are pre-shrunk and will never pucker at the ends
• Bias trim is continuous with curved corners
• Labels are sewn so that they do not stick out

Face Towel 12″ x 12′ White $21

Hand Towel 17″ x 30″ White $33

Bath Towel 28″ x 54″ White $97

Bathrobe White $326

Egyptian cotton sheets has not gained such a reputation without reason. Egyptian cotton “is” the world’s finest cotton and the following characteristics are what sets Egyptian cotton apart from other natural fibers:

1. The length of the fiber makes it possible to make the finest of yarns without sacrificing the strength of the yarn
2. The strength of the fiber makes fabrics more solid and more resistant to stress
3. Its ability to absorb liquids gives fabrics made of Egyptian cotton deeper, brighter and more resistant colors
4. Its softness increases with each washing

Egyptian cotton is hand picked which guarantees the highest levels of purity. In addition, hand picking puts no stress on the fibers – as opposed to mechanical picking – leaving the fibers straight and intact. All these factors have resulted in the Egyptian cotton being by far the best cotton in the world. Fabrics made of Egyptian Cotton are softer, finer and last longer than any other cotton in the world.

It was thought for ages that cotton was cotton and thread count was king when choosing quality sheets. That is no longer true. Consumer guidelines for buying bedding suggest that cotton from Egypt is superior to other cotton. Is this true and, if so, what is the big difference?

Egyptian cottons are used to create bedding of all types from sheets to pillowcases to comforters. The long staple or long fiber of Egyptian-grown cotton means that there is more continuous fiber to use when creating threads or yarns. This yarn is smaller in diameter yet stronger than other cottons. Smaller yarn means that more threads per square inch can be use to create stronger fabric which is light in weight yet breathes well.

More threads per inch mean that the thread count on the bedding label will be higher. Many buyers think that choosing high thread count sheets is the only gauge of quality. This is not true, but in the case of cotton grown in Egypt, the higher thread count means the fabric will be incredibly strong and will last for years and years. If cared for properly, Egyptian produced cotton fabric used for creating bedding products can last for decades.

The hand or feel of the sheets created from Egyptian grown cotton is a bit harder than other cottons when the bedding is new. However, with every single laundering, the cotton sheets from Egyptian fibers become softer and softer. Like a fine wine, age improves the Egyptian fiber cotton bedding and, unlike many products, you will prize your Egyptian fiber sheets of cotton more and more as they age and become soft and cuddly.

Cotton grown in the Egyptian fields will also produce less lint and therefore will not pill after repeated washings as some materials may do. At one time, the only way to obtain Egyptian fiber cotton sheets was to shop in high-end expensive stores. This is no longer true and most department stores and online bedding stores carry a selection of Egyptian produced cotton sheets and other bedding items for the buyer seeking this quality product.

King Cotton was once the name for the cotton grown in the Deep South of the United States. This cotton has much shorter fibers or staple than the Egyptian produced cotton. Egyptian fiber is now considered the king of all cottons for its durability and luxurious feel. After all, we spend almost one-third of our lives in our beds and our bedding should be comfortable and durable. Choosing the right sheets made from the king of cotton, Egyptian produced fibers, you will experience a bed that is comfortable and cozy.

A word of caution regarding bedding labels: if the package says “cotton rich” the actual amount of cotton, whether Egyptian or other cotton, is not stated and can be a very small amount. It is better to select products that state 100% cotton or, if choosing a blend fabric, that clearly state the exact proportion of cotton in the bedding. This will ensure your product composition is one that you will be pleased with.

Investing in Egyptian Cotton Towels is not only economical, their quality will be an extraordinary improvement to the towels your are using today and will enhance any bathroom. Getting clean never felt so good when you use these luxurious Egyptian cotton bath towels. Pamper yourself. Why would you buy anything less!

6 piece  set includes: 2-Washcloth 13″ x 13″. 2-Hand towel 16″ x 30″. 2-Over sized Bath towel 30″ x 56″. Machine wash. Made in Egypt

• 100% Egyptian combed cotton pile
• Reactive dye
• 900 GSM

Incredible 900 GSM (grams per square metre)

• Each six set includes:
• Two bath towels (30″ x 55″)
• Two hand towels (20″ x 30″)
• Two wash cloths (13″ x 13″)
• Machine washable
• Imported from the banks of the Nile

Price: $95.95

Bathrobe White $326

Our 1000 Thread count fabric is one of the best high count sheets on the Market. These luxury sheets were made with quality in mind. We used the thinnest possible Egyptian cotton yarn woven in the most advanced weaving looms to create a true master piece in beddings.

• 100% Egyptian cotton, Sateen Weave.
•  Fitted sheet made with elastic all around and fits up to 18″ mattress
• 4″ Hemming with Triple Pleated finish
• Machine wash

Choose from the following sizes:

• Queen set includes flat sheet (92″ x 102″), fitted sheet (60″ x 80″) and two pillowcases (20″ x 32″)
• King set includes flat sheet (110″ x 102″), fitted sheet (78″ x 80″) and two king pillowcases (20″ x 40″)

• 100% Egyptian Cotton
• 4″ Hem
• All Fitted sheets will fit mattresses up to 18″ deep
• Elastic all around for perfect fit
• Machine washable
• Imported

• Queen Sheet Set Includes:
• (1) Queen Size Flat Sheet (94″x104″)
• (1) Queen Size Fitted Sheet (60″x80″)
• (2) Queen Pillowcases (21″x32″)

• King Sheet Set Includes:
• (1) King Size Flat Sheet (110″x104″)
• (1) King Size Fitted Sheet (78″x80″)
• (2) King Pillowcases (21″x42″)

Price: 229.95

Winding down, relaxing and enjoying, having fun with family and friends – all ways of hopping off the treadmill of your day-to-day life.

Leave all the pressure behind you, forget your daily routine, simply relax – in a Softub hot tub, the wellness experience for home use. Softub makes you feel great, revitalized, healthier and it’s great fun – leaves you bursting with energy. Put simply, Softub is a wellness oasis, which revives body and soul.

Softub offers you a “spa” experience – in your own back yard. The healing powers of water rejuvenate mind, body and spirit. The warm water relaxes muscles, stimulates the metabolism and eases joint aches. The massaging jets improve blood circulation and relieves stress.

Softub represents a whole new hot tub generation. The innovative, patented technology of Softub makes it simple, quick and inexpensive to use.

Softub is portable and weather resistant. It can be used any place, any time, anywhere: Summer or winter, indoors or outdoors, and of course at any time of the day or night. Softub plugs into a standard 110V household outlet and takes just minutes to set up. It is available in 6 designer colours to suit any decor.

• 6 -piece Ultimate Egyptian cotton Towels
• Great Gift Idea
• Heavy and absorbent!
• Packed perfect with Ribbon Cloth
• 100% Egyptian Cotton

• Each six set includes:
• Two bath towels (30″ x 55″)
• Two hand towels (20″ x 30″)
• Two wash cloths (13″ x 13″)
• Machine washable
• Imported from the banks of the Nile

Price:$95.95

Pima cotton is a generic name for extra-long staple (ELS) cotton grown in the U.S., Australia, Peru and in very limited production in a few other locations around the world. Pima is from the gossypium barbadense species, compared to gossypium hirsutum to which upland cotton belongs. The primary differences between Pima (ELS growths) cotton and upland cotton are staple length and strength. In the U.S., cotton is considered to be ELS or Pima if it is an inch and 3/8 or longer. Its strength and uniformity measurements are also considerably higher than those of upland cotton.

Where did Pima come from

The name “Pima” is the generic term generally applied to ELS cotton grown in the U.S., Peru, Israel and Australia. The name was given to the ELS cotton being grown in the Southwest U.S. in about 1910. It had previously been called American-Egyptian cotton but was renamed to honor the Pima Indians who were growing the cotton for the USDA in Sacaton, Arizona, where the government’s Pima breeding program was being conducted. The Organic Cotton Company Inc. uses 100% American Pima cotton.

Does the use of the name Pima guarantee a product’s cotton content?

Not necessarily. In the past, some textile products that were labeled or marketed as Pima cotton goods were not always made of all-Pima cotton. The Organic Cotton Company Inc. guarantees our consumer’s that our pima products are made of 100% American Pima cotton. The Federal Trade Commission ruled in June of 1997 that manufacturers and retailers would have to itemize cotton source content on any apparel or textile product when the name of a premium fiber was being used. For example, a product made of 60% U.S. Pima cotton and 40% U.S. upland cotton could be labeled and marketed as 100% cotton. But if the retailer or manufacturer want to mention the Pima name in the labeling or marketing, they would have to list the content of both the Pima and the upland cotton. The content should be listed based on weight percentage. You will soon discover, The Organic Cotton Company Inc. will not cut any corners or mislead our customers. Our organic pima cotton products are 100% U.S. Pima cotton.

What’s the difference between Pima and Egyptian cotton?

All cotton grown in Egypt is “Egyptian” cotton, but it is not all ELS cotton. Egypt is one of the largest producers of ELS cotton in the world, but it consumes much of what it produces. The majority of what it exports is long staple cotton, not ELS cotton. However, the description “Egyptian cotton” conjures in the mind of many consumers the image of the very finest and longest cotton in the world. Egypt does produce and sell some of the best ELS cotton in the world, but it amounts to less than 15 percent of annual global ELS cotton exports, and less than 35 percent of Egyptian cotton exports. Additionally, Egypt, as this juncture, does not produce any certified organic ELS cotton. U. S. Pima cotton has become the cotton of choice among the world’s fine count yarn spinners.

Why is Organic Pima a premium cotton?

Pima accounts for only three percent of annual cotton production in the United States. Its fineness and longer staple length makes Pima a premium cotton fiber. It is used to spin finer count yarns, which can be knitted or woven into softer, finer and more luxurious fabrics. It is grown in select areas of the far West and Southwest U.S. where the cotton can benefit from a long growing season in a hot, dry climate. Pima cotton is grown almost exclusively on furrowed rows where organic growers can closely regulate water and control weeds. Its production costs are much higher than upland cotton costs in the same area. Ginning is more expensive because Pima cotton is roller-ginned, not saw-ginned like upland cotton. Pima is grown in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas.

How do Organic Pima products benefit the consumer?

Products made of 100% American Pima cotton will have superior strength to a product made of upland cotton or upland/Pima blended cottons, which will improve the durability and increase the lifespan of the textile and apparel products. Because of the fineness of organic pima cotton, more fibers can be spun into a yarn of a given count, which will enhance the feel and softness, drapeability and brilliance of color of a fabric.

Is Pima cotton a new breed of cotton?

No. Pima cotton traces its ancestry to the famous Sea Island cottons that were produced in the southeast United States in the 1700′s. That cotton was then bred with Egyptian cottons to produce the contemporary ELS cottons that have evolved in the U.S. since the turn of the 20th century. The USDA’s Pima Improvement Project has been responsible for the significant advances in Pima development of the last 50 years. Each improvement bore substantial improvement over its predecessor in yield potential and fiber characteristics. None of the pima cotton varieties have been genetically modified. Genetic Modification is against USDA and Canadian organic regulations and can not be label organic.