Washcloth 30 x 30 cm “Solid” solid color – More colors
60,00 kr.The original price was: DKK60.00.42,00 kr.The current price is: DKK42.00.
Soft and sustainable washcloths – great for you and for the environment
Washcloths are a simple but effective tool in your skincare routine – and a sustainable alternative to disposable cotton pads and makeup wipes. By choosing washcloths that can be used over and over again, you save both the environment from unnecessary waste and yourself from repeated costs for disposable products.
Washcloth from Bongusta with the familiar beautiful colors in the monochrome version.
TEXTILES IN LOVELY COLOURS
Bongusta has its home in Ebeltoft and has a wide range of textile products in attractive colours, including towels, pillows, blankets and bags. We couldn't stand for the delicious towels in 100% cotton with the finest colour combinations.
The production takes place in India, where Bongusta has found the best craftsmen and in cooperation with these, Bongusta designs that stand out in both colors and materials.
Naram Wash Cloth is a luxurious towel. It is made of 600 gsm combed cotton, which is OEKO-TEX® certified. Combed cotton is of a higher, almost silky quality, which makes the towel more colorfast and delicious. The double-threaded weave and extra long cotton fibers make the towel highly absorbent, durable and oh-so soft.
Not only is the Naram Wash Cloth practical, it is also stylish. With a wide selection of beautiful colors and classic stripes, you can choose the one that best suits your personal style or home decor.
The decorative, embroidered Bongusta brand logo adds an elegant touch to the design. The thick terry surface ensures a soft and comfortable feel against the skin. The towel has a smart loop that makes it easy to hang.
Whether for personal use or as a gift, the Naram Wash Cloth offers a luxurious experience and spa-like softness.
Can be washed at 60 degrees. Dry at low temperatures.
Maintenance:
Any long threads/loops in the towel: do not pull them as they will make stripes in the weave - simply cut them off with scissors. The individual loops are attached to the back so that cutting off does not cause the weave to ‘run’.