Society Limonta Kur Bath Towel
KUR BATH TOWEL
KUR BATH TOWEL
The Kur bath towel completes this set made with a special hollow-centred cotton thread. The particular design of the fibre with its two, double-sided weaves, makes this towel ultra-absorbent and means that it dries very quickly.
The Kur bath towel is light and practical, soft and delicate to the touch, like a daily cuddle. It’s hard-wearing and machine washable, available both in standard and seasonal colour palettes.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Society Limonta
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
COMPOSITION
Cotton 100%
QUALITY
Soft
WASHINGS INSTRUCTIONS
-Do not bleach. -Water temperature 40°C. -Tumble dry at low temperatures. -Iron medium heat 150°C. -Dry clean with tetrachloroethylene and other solvents for F symbol delicate.
MATERIAL
Cotton
WEAVES
Double-sided Weaves
WEIGHT
285 gr./mq.
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SIZES
- 90x 130 cm
- 35" x 51"
FEATURES
- Hard-wearing
- Machine Washable
COTTON
Cotton is a light and resistant fabric derived from the seed of the cotton plant, from which a high variety of products can be obtained. After linen and wool, cotton is the most ancient textile, the most widespread all over the world, highly versatile, it absorbs every colour perfectly. A cosy, natural and breathable fabric, perfect to keep you cool in the hot weather.
COLORS
- Bianco
- Mastice
- Antracite
- Fumo
MAINTENANCE
Hand or machine washing at 40° (washing above 60° is not recommended for both the lasting of colours and the quality of the fabric itself). Stains can be treated with a stain remover before washing. Let the remover rest without rubbing, then wash. With dark garments, test the remover on a small hidden part of fabric. The most delicate products in cotton (gauzes or voiles) can be put in the washing machine inside a washing bag, to avoid fading and damages. The garments can be hung to dry or be put in a tumble dryer. Hanging your garments leaves them dry initially, especially during summer, but it keeps the fibre safe. Tumble dryers makes the garments softer, but on the long run it makes the fibres weak. We recommend a short dry cycle at low temperature. Iron at high temperature.
