What Does GSM Mean When Buying A Bathrobe?
GSM, or "Grams Per Square Meter" is the rating a manufacturer gives a bathrobe for the amount of cotton in every square meter on the bathrobe. a low GSM rating means that the bathrobe is light and non-absorbent, perfect for lounging on the couch with a good book on a warm summer night! A high GSM rating means that the Turkish cotton robe is heavy, warm, and very absorbent. Perfect for cold winter nights!
Where to Classic Turkish Towels' robes fall on the GSM Rating Graph?
Grand Velour Terry Cloth Bathrobe
GSM Rating - 400 GSM
Lightweight, Medium Thickness, Medium Absorbency
Kimono Style Terry Cloth Bathrobe (Unisex - White)
GSM Rating - 360 GSM
Lightweight, Medium-Light Thickness, Medium-Light Absorbency
Men’s Luxury Shawl Collar Bathrobe
GSM Rating - 360 GSM
Lightweight, Medium-Light Thickness, Medium-Light Absorbency
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