Cotton Pile Bath Towel with Further Options & Loop
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- Materials
Spa day at home
This towel is soft and has a thickness and absorbency suitable for everyday use. To maximise its reusability, this cotton pile towel has been designed in such a way that it can be cut through the stitched lines to create smaller towels to use in other spaces such as the kitchen or for cleaning.
MUJI Towels You Can Use Everyday
A lasting suppleness
MUJI uses long staple, strong cotton threads as material, and considers the weaving and sewing processes to ensure that the towels remain soft even after several washes for comfort.
Towels with further options
Some towels come with lines for cutting, allowing you to reuse them easily for other purposes by cutting the towel into pieces of bath mats or wiping cloths after it is worn out.
Face towels, hand towels bath towels & beach towels
A towel for every purpose, along with different options of thickness, including lightweight, quick-drying & thick.
MUJI Towels are the crowning achievement of a long process that begins in the cotton fields.
Selecting Cotton
The towel’s plushness comes from the thin, long fibres of organic cotton chosen specifically to suit towel fabric. The fabric is more durable when the cotton comes from nutrient-rich cotton and is completely handpicked.
This cotton is carefully plucked by hand from the fall through the winter. These large cotton balls retain their softness when harvested.
Making thread that is strong and supple
Long-fibre cotton creates durable thread even without having to spin it tightly, making it possible to retain the essence of the cotton’s natural softness.
The boll of the cotton is removed and the fibre is elongated with repeated brushing to create a rough string form. After this, the string is spun and further elongated to create thread.
Weaving fabric with resiliency
We weave the fabric from thread that has an ideal balance of weight, density, and pile length. Then we sew the towels one at a time so none will fail the rigorous final inspection.
The woven fabric is washed and dried, and then cut and sewn into towels. Before being shipped out, each one is spread out and inspected.