Georgia-Pacific 26490 Bath Towels 7.87" x 1150 ft White 6 Rolls 50% Recycled
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Double-sided hand towel with waffle texture and soft terry, 500 g/m² absorbent cotton, 16x28 cm
This IKEA hand towel measures 16 by 28 inches and features a dual-texture design with soft terry on one side and a distinct waffle weave on the other. It is made from sustainably-sourced cotton and offers a medium thickness at 500 g/m² for a spa-like feel in the bathroom.
The 500 g/m² cotton construction provides high absorbency that holds up through repeated daily drying and regular machine washing. Its two-sided texture maintains softness and structure over time, making it suited for households that prefer a durable, medium-weight towel rather than an ultra-plush or lightweight alternative.
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The towel weighs 500 g/m², giving it a medium thickness that balances absorbency with quick drying.
It measures 16 by 28 inches, so it fits most standard hand-towel rails and rings.
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