The Belgian Towel was originally conceived as a beach towel, but quickly became an extremely versatile product. This collection now has a neo-rustic cult following and is available in 3 sizes. The smaller sizes are perfect guest or hand towels. They have a gorgeous feel and look about it and will be great for town and country. The sateen weave is also very absorbent, making it both beautiful and practical.
The Small Fouta is 35 x 50cm and ideal as a fingertip towel or a placemat.
This is a bestseller for good reason .... it's so versatile, it's the perfect size and the feel + weight of them are incredible.
- Flax is one of the most sustainable fibers in the world; no irrigation is required during growth and all parts of the plant are used Linen is a fabric with unique properties and an appearance all its own.
- OEKO-TEX certification for all products
- carbon-neutral weaving mill + company since 2014
- Artisans in Belgium have worked with flax for centuries. Their skills + craftmanship have been passed on from generation to generation. The best flax in the world is grown in north of France, in Belgium and in the Netherlands.
- Libeco linen is woven in Belgium and the company runs on renewable energy and uses solar panels.
- Libeco carries the Masters of Linen® quality label guaranteeing the linen is 100% made in Europe with a guarantee of transparent production processes, Corporate Social Responsibility + traceability.
- One of only 6 weavers around the world may carry the Belgian Linen™ quality label
LIBECO - The Belgian Towel - Small Fouta
100% Belgian linen, washed finish.
Small Fouta - 35cm x 50cm
Other sizes available as follows:
Guest Towel - 55cm x 65cm
The Belgian Towel - 100cm x 180cm
Linen care
All of our linens can be washed or dry cleaned with confidence. For best results, we recommend the following care instructions:
- Unfold your linens completely before washing.
- Do not overload the machine.
- Wash your linens at max. 40°C - 104°F.
- Use a mild soap. Avoid chlorine bleach.
- If possible, line dry, it’s best for linen and the environment.
- If using a tumbler, dry on medium heat, do not over dry.
- Iron with steam on slightly damp linen (best the inside of the fabric).