ACCESSORIES SURF HAIR TOWEL 165 APPLE GREEN
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ABYSS & HABIDECOR ACCESSORIES SURF HAIR TOWEL 165 APPLE GREEN
Upgrade your hair care routine with the Surf hair towel by Abyss & Habidecor. The Surf hair towels, in white with a colourful trim, are woven with genuine craftsmanship by Abyss & Habidecor in Portugal. They are woven from an outstanding quality 100% Egyptian combed cotton, in an extra long staple fibre (also known as ELS). This bath linen is known for its absorbency, strength and durability, and offers superior softness. This hair towel (650 grams per m²), made from 100% combed cotton, ensures your hair dries quickly and gently.
Creating the “best” towels starts with the selection of the cotton. Abyss & Habidecor uses Egyptian cotton, grown in the Giza region. Giza ELS (Extra Long Staple) Egyptian combed cotton is considered the finest cotton in the world. Cultivated on the banks of the Nile, the cotton is hand-picked, then spun and treated to create a yarn of exceptional quality.
The Surf hair towel is available in white, with three luxurious trim colours, designed to match your personal style. The fabric used ensures gentle care and quick drying of your hair – made for those seeking the best quality and comfort.
Matching bath linen, bathrobes and bath mats are also available. You can find these under “Frequently bought together” further down the page.
Product Details:
Made in Portugal
Shipping Information
Every order is supplied directly from the factory in Portugal. We do not dispatch from old warehouse stock. This ensures that you receive newly prepared products that meet the exceptional quality standards of Abyss & Habidecor.
For this reason, orders may not be dispatched immediately. Please allow approximately 8–15 business days for delivery.
All orders are shipped securely with UPS. Delivery throughout Portugal is complimentary.
We currently deliver to: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain and the Balearic Islands, Sweden and Switzerland.
