I've used the Lillian Vernon guest towels for years now and really like them, albeit the designs can be tacky depending on the year. Based on one of the reviews here, I went with these guest towels because, as the reviewer stated, it IS a better deal, and I like the lack of design. These Simulinen towels are of good quality. They feel nice, and they work well. However, I didn't realize how narrow the towels were going to be in comparison to all other disposable guest towels I've ever used (including Lenox buffet napkins). These Simulinen towels look a bit ridiculous in the holder I've been using all these years. Apparently those few millimeters make a big difference in presentation. Also, they were packed in a way that wrinkled and squished the corners, making for a messy presentation for guests. I recently repurchased some Lillian Vernon towels on sale, plus a discount code, and they ended up only a few dollars more than these, which I now consider well worth it for guest towels that don't get used all that often except during parties and the occasional guest. If you use disposable guest towels on a daily basis, and if you don't mind a rather large gap between towel and edge of holder, then you'll probably really like the Simulinen towels.
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I have purchased the disposable towels from Lillian Vernon for more than five years and love them. They are a bit larger than these and have seasonal designs imprinted along the bottom. HOWEVER, they cost $7 more a set than the Simulinen sets. That makes these quite a bargain, and so much better than having a damp hand towel hanging in the powder room!My clients seem to love these and have had several mention they like the absorbancy of them. These will be a staple in my office.I wanted just a little touch of elegance in the bathroom during the holidays and these were just enough. I highly recommend and will be repurchasing in the future.
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