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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Hi there, we sell this product as TurkishLux and we are selling a 100% cotton product. We believe the listing to have a typo, likely due to copy/paste error by the creator. You will see the 100% cotton information on the towel itself as well.
762396
It is made out of cotton. You can get the pillows cases from a few difference places...Sierra Trading Posts or Marrakesh has a website itself. When you check, go with the website that is cheaper.
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Sorry it has taken me so long to respond....the tag on the comforter reads: 100% Polyester (face, filling and back) and made in China.
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Apologies for the delay - looked them up on Google under "Organic Textiles dot com" and they say India, Turkey, USA, manufactured to standards set by Netherlands,(SKAL), and US (GOTS). Hope this helps. I have had mine since April, it seems great, did not have odors one detects in non-organic.
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Ahmed, sorry to sat that even though I have the original box and receipt, there is nothing to tell you where this has been originated from. Please note though and buyer beware...I bought this for my husband and he found it too hard of a massage and too heavy on his neck. I wish I had known before I tossed the receipt!
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Hi,I have the hat in my hand right now and the label reads 100% polyester made in (of course) China. However it does not feel/look like polyester. I like the hat very much.
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The short answer is yes they are Egyptian Cotton. They are bright white, but have a bit of a texture to them almost like linen, and they are a very decent weight. For a larger napkin which is heavier and has no texture check out the satin band napkins by typing B00CEN2NBU into the search box. I get asked all the time what is Egyptian Cotton, so here is the technical answer: Egyptian cotton is "extra long staple" mostly made from a cotton plant called Gossypium barbadense. These plants are, in fact, grown all over the world including in the US, China and India. Egyptian Cotton does not necessarily mean that the cotton was grown in Egypt. If the cotton is actually from Egypt it is called Giza cotton. The fiber length is around 1 3/8 inches which is extra long and does make for a softer more luxurious product.
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the company itself is in the USA. However, I don't know where they source their products from. It is likely some of their stuff or the raw materials that go in their stuff are sourced from outside of the USA.
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Who knows what Egyptian FABRIC means. The vendor specifically states that the sheets are NOT MADE OF COTTON. I've asked, "If not cotton, what are they made of?"
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I will look when it arrives. I had another and was great for our bloodhound, but cannot remember if 100% cotton. As soon as it arrives I will replay with materials!
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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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It's not Egyptian cotton. Remember you get what you pay for. But for the price this is a nice gift for my daughter.
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Yes, it is made in china. The top of the quilt is 100% polyester along with the bottom. The filling is 90% cotton and 10% "other fibers". However despite being made in china, the quality of this quilt is excellent and I wouldn't trade it for anything else.
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Their website says they are manufactured in Turkey, India and Los Angeles. If you go to their website, www.organictextiles.com, and click on "about" there is more information. I've had my comforter for two years and I love it. It's very well made, keeps its shape and is very warm. I haven't washed it, but I have a quilt over it to protect it from dust and body oils. I switched over from down which I loved, but I find my body temperature remains more steady, and I sleep more soundly, with less respiratory trouble. I think you will be very happy if you get it, especially if you have allergies.
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Then WHY THE HELL is "Egyptian" in the name of the product? The ONLY POSSIBLE answer is to deliberately mislead those that don't read the fine print and may assume that it's Egyptian cotton. Also, there should be a law that states the thread count must be a GENUINE thread count. GENUINE 1500TC sheets cost around TEN TIMES as much.
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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.