Product: Adairs Navara Magenta Solid Bamboo Cotton - Purple
Product Colour: Purple
Product Size: Hand Towel
Each towel sold separately.
Face Washer: 33cm x 33cm (600GSM)
Hand Towel: 40cm x 65cm (600GSM)
Bath Towel: 68cm x 140cm (600GSM)
Bath Mat: 55cm x 85cm (850GSM)
Bath Sheet: 86cm x 160cm (600GSM)
Made in Turkey, the Navara Towels have a cotton bamboo blend, providing superior absorbency and natural antibacterial properties. With its strength and softness the bamboo blend towel is soft on the skin for the entire family.
When it comes to towels, size matters. Bath towels are typically larger than hand towels, and come in a variety of sizes. If you're looking for a towel that covers more of your body, opt for a larger size. If you're looking for something more compact, opt for a smaller size. Towels also come in different weights, so be sure to pick one that is suitable for your needs. Heavier towels are best for those who want a more luxurious experience, while lighter towels are great for everyday use.
When you walk into an Adairs store, you're entering a world where quality, design, and sustainability reign supreme. Their products, designed by an expert in-house team, are more than just beautiful; they're built to last. From bed linens that meet the stringent STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® to down-filled products that are Responsible Down Standard (RDS) certified, every item is a testament to Adairs' commitment to quality and ethics. Even their furniture is crafted from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified timber, ensuring responsible forestry practices.
Adairs' dedication to sustainability doesn't end with their products. They are taking steps to eliminate plastic bags from their stores by 2023, advocating for customers to bring their own bags or buy reusable ones. The sale of these reusable bags benefits their partner, Orange Sky, which helps people who are experiencing hardship and homelessness. So, shopping at Adairs doesn't just beautify your home; it also contributes to a better, more sustainable world.
