Morihata Moku Towel

Unlike plush terry cloth, the Moku towel is constructed from a blend of undyed cotton yarn and soft gauze. It feels much lighter and thinner, offering a smooth, breathable texture that dries significantly faster than traditional, heavier towels.

No, at 39 inches by 13 inches, this is sized more like a hand or face towel. It is ideal for drying your face, hair, or hands, but it is not intended to wrap around the body.

Because the towel is tinted with natural plant matter, some slight fading is normal over time, which often adds to the towel's character. To maintain the color for as long as possible, always wash in cold water with a mild detergent and avoid harsh bleaching agents.

The gauze fabric is delicate and performs best when washed in cold water. You can tumble dry on low, but hanging it to dry is the gentlest method and will help preserve the integrity of the cotton fibers over the long term.

These towels are crafted in Imabari, Japan, a region world-renowned for its long-standing tradition of high-quality textile manufacturing and superior towel production.