Headless little towel 48 x 70 cm

• Easy-care linen-cotton
• ecological
• absorbent
• dries quickly
• made in Finland
• Key flag
• Masters of Linen

The fun Päkäpäät pattern was designed by Japanese Masaru Suzuki. Masaru is a Japanese designer who draws inspiration from nature for his sympathetic works. Woven using the Jacquard technique, Finnish Päkäpäät towels are made of washed linen-cotton. Washed linen-cotton is a beautiful, relaxed and easy-care material that you can throw into the washing machine whenever you need it. It doesn't necessarily need ironing, but small wrinkles are allowed, even desired!

Country of manufacture: Finland

Care instructions:

• To awaken the absorbency of linen, wash linen textiles before use on a 60°C delicate cycle without spinning, separately from other laundry in lukewarm water. 40°C is also sufficient.
• Avoid fabric softeners and bleaches.
• Do not tumble dry. Iron, iron or iron while damp.
• Undyed linen will lighten with washing. The fabric shrinks approximately 5%.
• Do not leave sauna textiles in the sauna after using the sauna, but always move the textiles outside the sauna to dry.

Lapuan Kankurit is part of the Masters of Linen organization, which means that the linen used in the products is of the best European quality. Ryytimaa towels are made from Masters of Linen quality aivina linen and bio-organic cotton, which is manufactured in accordance with the Öko-Tex standard. The products are woven in our weaving mill in Lapua, and they have been awarded the Key Flag label. Our strategy is to be responsible for the manufacturing of the products ourselves, from the yarn to the finished product. Therefore, the largest and most significant part of our entire manufacturing takes place in our own weaving mill in Lapua.