Senshu Towel Face Thin Made in Commercial Set of Beige Towels, (180 Momme), Japan, 100% Cotton, Absorbent, Quick-Drying, Use, 10,

[Set of 10 Face Towels] Made in Japan (Senshu Towels) Weight: 56g (per towel) Size: Approx. 34 x 84cm (per towel) [Japan's oldest towels] Senshu towels are the birthplace of Japanese towels. They have a longer history than Imabari towels, and each towel is packed with the craftsman's passion and know-how. [Traditional Manufacturing Method] The traditional Senshu towel manufacturing method, "post-bleaching," is a method in which the oils, impurities, and starch are washed out of the cotton after weaving, resulting in clean, highly absorbent towels. [100% Japanese-made towels] Except for the raw cotton, everything from thread production to sewing is done domestically. [Muco Pile] No glue is used in the pile. The pile (the loops of the towel) is the part that touches your skin and determines the texture. Regular towels cannot be woven unless the cotton thread is coated with glue, but Nitta towels can be woven without glue. By eliminating this step, the excellent absorbency and texture of cotton is maintained, resulting in a softer texture than regular towels. No glue is used in the pile. The pile (the loops of the towel) is the part that touches the skin and determines the texture. Regular towels cannot be woven unless the cotton thread is coated with glue, but Nitta towels can be woven without glue. By eliminating this step, the excellent absorbency and texture of cotton is maintained, resulting in a softer texture than regular towels.