Are Restaurant Linens With High Thread Counts More Expensive?
The thread count in linen refers to the counting of fabric for every one square inch of material. The fact is that as the thread goes finer, the result is a higher count of thread per area. Higher thread counts of thread are linens that are extremely soft whereas lower thread counts are less soft. In most of the thread counts in restaurant linens, there is an average count of one thousands fabric in every square inch. Moreover, there are restaurant linens that are sold in the market with a thread count of a hundred and eighty to four hundred fabrics in a square inch. It is a fabric that is not so soft but could still offer convenience and comfort. It is still regarded by consumers as linens that provide comfort with the highest quality that can compete with higher count of threads.