Organic cotton beach towel
Organic cotton beach towel
- Naturally dyed blue-ecru beach towel
- 100% organic cotton grown, spun and woven by hand in the same village
- Softness, lightness, optimal absorption and express drying
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- Fabrication artisanale
- Éco-responsable
- Teinture naturelle
Description
Description
This 100% cotton fouta towel is ethically and environmentally friendly. Lightweight, soft, and absorbent, it takes up little space and fits easily into a bag. Versatile, it can be used as a beach towel, sarong, or lightweight blanket. It absorbs as well as a terry towel, but dries much faster.
Know-how
Know-how
This towel is made with respect for tradition and the environment by a community of women in northern Laos. The cotton is grown by family, spun and dyed by hand using local plants, then woven on wooden looms. Each step is carried out in the village, allowing the artisans to earn a decent living from their expertise while preserving an ancestral technique.
Impact
Impact
By reimagining traditional fabrics with modern designs, these pieces support the work of artisans while adapting to a contemporary style. By choosing this product, you are helping to preserve unique craftsmanship and improve the incomes of talented women.
Product dimension
Product dimension
80 x 160 cm
Composition
Composition
100% organic cotton
Interview
Interview
Machine wash at 30°C - delicate cycle
Ideas and advice
Ideas and advice
This versatile fouta towel goes everywhere with you. Perfect as a beach or pool towel, it's lightweight, compact, and dries quickly after swimming. You can also use it as a sarong or shoulder wrap to stay comfortably warm on cooler evenings.

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Eco-responsibleHandicrafts from here and elsewhere
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Community involvementWe support women in Southeast Asia
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Secure paymentOrder and pay securely online
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Fast deliveryFast delivery from Monday to Friday in France and Europe
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