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These are 100 cotton washcloths each comperessed towel into an individually wrapped ball 1.75 4.5cm in diameter. Keep few in the glovebox of your car and take one or two with you in your purse or laptop bag so that you re ready for a spill anywhere you go. To open just peel off the plastic wrapping and roll between your palms to loosen and unfold the towel. 15 handy 12 X 12 cotton terrycloth towels each compressed into a fun ball shape. Compressed ball shape makes these towels easy to take anywhere so they re always on hand.. 100 Cotton soft and highly absorbent. Machine washable and re-usable.. Wrapper printed to look like a baseball
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The Eighties was great for many headband , but it also had its fair share of less than admirable moments, and many of those are related to what we might now call questionable fashion ideas.
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One such fashion sweatband statement was the craze for wearing Terry Towelling sports socks (in either standard white or a range of neon colours) as every day socks, which is something I’ve covered here before.
Another piece of Terry Towelling apparel that became popular was the sweatband. Sportsmen and women wore them (particularly tennis players as I recall) as they served a useful purpose, but for some reason they suddenly became the in-thing to wear normally.