Tsubame Towel established Meiji 45 long-established manufacturer Oshiborin thin set 20 pieces Senshu made Japan hand wash 100 cotton white easy wring

Brand Introduction Previous Page Standard Towel Access Store Volume Towel Access Store Gift Access Store Skin-Friendly Towel Access Store Printed Towel Access Store Towel Blanket Access Store Daily Towel Access Store Next Page Product Description Gentle to People and the Earth Manufacturing Method Founded in Meiji 45, domestic towel manufacturer Taoru Oshiborin 20-piece set Add to Cart Regular Thin White Towel Add to Cart Colorful Face Towel Medium Thin Add to Cart AIRISH Face Towel Add to Cart Fureru Face Towel Add to Cart Credia Face Towel Add to Cart Customer Reviews 4.1 out of 5 stars 16 4.1 out of 5 stars 253 4.1 out of 5 stars 117 4.3 out of 5 stars 28 4.4 out of 5 stars 84 3.6 out of 5 stars 21 Price 2,805 2,673 2,525 1,760 2,000 1,760 Weight Approximately 25g Thin (approximately 62g) Medium Thin (approximately 84g) Thick (approximately 106g) Thick (approximately 106g) Thick (approximately 106g) Texture Smooth Smooth Firm Fluffy Soft Flexible Features Traditional Oshibori Easy to wring out and quick to dry Large capacity for carefree use Balances absorbency and quick drying Excellent absorbency that fluffs up with each wash Flexible and less prone to shedding Hotel-like deep colors Size Approximately 30×29cm Approximately 34×80cm Approximately 34×80cm Approximately 34×80cm Approximately 34×80cm Approximately 34×80cm Raw Materials 100% Cotton 100% Cotton 100% Cotton (Pile part Organic Cotton 100%) 100% Cotton (Super Zero) 100% Cotton 100% Cotton (Pima Cotton) Can you use a dryer? You can use it, but it may cause shedding and shape changes, so it is not recommended. What is the post-bleaching method? A method that removes impurities by repeatedly bleaching and washing the towel after weaving. Since impurities are removed, it exhibits excellent absorbency from the start. What is organic refining? A unique manufacturing method of Tsubame Towel that minimizes the use of chemicals and substitutes with naturally derived ingredients. For example... - Using potato starch glue instead of chemical glue - Using soybean-derived isoflavones instead of petroleum-based softeners Can you use fabric softener? Excessive use of