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Two folded cream-colored Aptos Organic Hand Towels by Coyuchi, featuring blue and gray stripes with fringed edges, are placed side by side on a plain light background, creating an elegant set crafted from soft organic cotton. A close-up of the Coyuchi Aptos Organic Hand Towel, Set of 2, featuring cream-colored woven organic cotton with blue and gray stripes and fringed edges, displayed on a flat surface. Text on a green background about 3,000 banned ingredients and a higher standard for home products.
Two folded cream-colored Aptos Organic Hand Towels by Coyuchi, featuring blue and gray stripes with fringed edges, are placed side by side on a plain light background, creating an elegant set crafted from soft organic cotton.

Coyuchi Aptos Organic Hand Towel

2 piece set

Why we love it

  • Free from thousands of banned ingredients and meets our EU-informed standards.
  • Crafted from 100% GOTS-certified organic Turkish cotton.
  • Features absorbent terry backing for rapid drying.
  • Includes a convenient center loop for easy hanging.
Color, Size: Undyed w/Midnight Indigo Stripe / Set of 2

$48.00

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Timeless woven stripes and absorbent terry backing make this organic cotton towel set a stylish addition to your powder room or kitchen alike.

  • Elevated yarn-dyed, multi-weave stripes at the ends.
  • Smooth woven face with terry backing for absorbency and quick drying.
  • Functions as both a decorative accent and hardworking hand towel.

Details

  • Set of 2 matching 20”x30” hand towels.
  • ¾” top/bottom fringe hem, ¼” side fringe hem.
  • Features a center loop for hanging.
  • Crafted from 100% organic cotton grown in Turkey and woven in Portugal.
  • GOTS-certified to uphold the highest standards of organic textile production.
  • Non-toxic and free from synthetics and harsh chemicals for a healthier home.

100% organic cotton

Product Care:
Our organic cotton and linen products are machine washable.

  • Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors.
  • Tumble dry on low and remove promptly.
  • Warm iron as needed.

For best care, use a plant-based detergent without bleach or whiteners. Wool dryer balls may be used in place of fabric softeners or dryer sheets.

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