Society Limonta works only with the finest yarns and material in their natural form to create everyday linens that embody a paradigm of understated luxury and informal sophistication. Making use of a rich ancestral heritage as one of the largest and most important textile archives in Italy, each product is carefully considered and reimagined to bring joy to the modern home. The Drai New Towel is a classic froissé linen towel finished with minimal line detail. Naturally hypoallergenic, Society Limonta’s unique process makes the household favorite material even more invitingly soft. The 100% Linen design is machine washable and does not require ironing. Garment dyed and available in both seasonal and standard colors. Sold as a set.
Dimensions:
Towel 1 | 60 x 100 cm / 40 x 60 in
Towel 2 | 23 x 39 cm / 15 x 23 in
Weight: 278 gr./mq.
Returns must be approved by EyeSwoon and received new, in their original packaging. Return shipping is the responsibility of the customer. View our complete Return Policy in our FAQs.
Society Limonta works only with the finest yarns and material in their natural form to create everyday linens that embody a paradigm of understated luxury and informal sophistication. Making use of a rich ancestral heritage as one of the largest and most important textile archives in Italy, each product is carefully considered and reimagined to bring joy to the modern home. The Drai New Towel is a classic froissé linen towel finished with minimal line detail. Naturally hypoallergenic, Society Limonta’s unique process makes the household favorite material even more invitingly soft. The 100% Linen design is machine washable and does not require ironing. Garment dyed and available in both seasonal and standard colors. Sold as a set.
Dimensions:
Towel 1 | 60 x 100 cm / 40 x 60 in
Towel 2 | 23 x 39 cm / 15 x 23 in
Weight: 278 gr./mq.
Returns must be approved by EyeSwoon and received new, in their original packaging. Return shipping is the responsibility of the customer. View our complete Return Policy in our FAQs.
