Eco towel set made from leftover yarn Mellow handkerchief towel set of 3

TANGONO Eco towel set made from leftover yarn, set of 3 bath towels

[Uses high-quality thread as is]
When making towels with pre-bleached dyed yarn, about 3% extra yarn is prepared in advance to avoid running out of yarn midway through. Once a towel has been successfully woven, some of the dyed yarn will inevitably be left over. This is called "leftover yarn." This towel was made from that leftover yarn. It is not thrown away but is reused, which is why it is considered environmentally friendly and "eco."

[A towel that becomes more absorbent the more you use it]
Fabric woven in factories is shipped after the glue on the threads is removed to increase water absorption. With this towel, we have deliberately not gone through the process of removing the glue. You may feel it is a little stiff to the touch. Because it has glue, it will not absorb water even if you use it right after you buy it, but the more you wash it in your home washing machine and use it, the more absorbent it becomes and the more it will become. By cutting out the glue removal process, we are able to offer it at a reasonable price.

[Safe and reliable towels made in Imabari]
They are made by skilled craftsmen in Imabari, Ehime Prefecture, which is world-famous for its high-quality towels. They are not mass-produced on high-speed looms, but are woven slowly over time, resulting in a texture that can only be achieved. Because they are used every day and come into direct contact with the skin, they are made with care to be safe and comfortable to use.