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Sizes & weights

All measurements are taken on the finished, unwashed piece. Cotton terry can shrink by about 3–5% in the first washes, and sizes can vary by up to 3 cm.

Bath towels

SizeDimensionsGood for
Hand towel50 × 90 cmHands and face, guest towel, gym bag
Bath towel70 × 140 cmEveryday towel after a shower or bath
Bath sheet90 × 170 cmWrapping up fully; the size that shows the most pattern on the wall

Weight: about 600 g/m², or about 700 g/m² for the fine-line patterns Drift, Twist, Lattice, Cube, Orbit and Echo. 100% cotton terry.

Beach towels

SizeDimensions
Standard90 × 170 cm
Oversized110 × 200 cm

Weight: about 450 g/m². 100% cotton terry.

Robes

Our robes are cut generously to go on over pyjamas or a towel. Choose the size that matches your chest measurement; if you are between two sizes, choose the larger one for a looser fit.

SizeFits chestFits hipsSleeve from centre back
XS–S80–92 cm86–98 cmabout 78 cm
M–L93–108 cm99–114 cmabout 82 cm
XL–XXL109–124 cm115–130 cmabout 86 cm
StyleLength, shoulder to hem (M–L)
Short Robe (Shift)about 92 cm, knee length
Kimono Robe (Ripple)about 110 cm, calf length
Wrap Robe (Echo)about 112 cm, calf length
Shawl Collar Robe (Ring)about 118 cm, ankle length
Hooded Robe (Bulge)about 120 cm, ankle length
Long Kimono Robe (Twist)about 124 cm, ankle length

Lengths are about 4 cm shorter in XS–S and about 4 cm longer in XL–XXL. Weight: about 400 g/m². 100% cotton terry.

Hair wraps

PieceSize
Twist Hair Wrap (single or set of 2)about 65 × 25 cm each, button and elastic loop
Turban Hair WrapOne size, fits head circumference about 52–60 cm
Spa HeadbandOne size, stretches to about 60 cm head circumference

Wash bags

PieceSize
Zip Wash Bag, small22 × 14 × 10 cm
Zip Wash Bag, large28 × 18 × 12 cm
Box Wash Bag24 × 16 × 16 cm
Hanging Wash Bag24 × 30 cm closed, 24 × 64 cm opened out
Flat Pouches, set of 226 × 18 cm and 18 × 12 cm

What does g/m² mean?

Grams per square metre is the weight of one square metre of the finished terry. A higher number means more cotton in the same area: the towel feels thicker and heavier, and takes longer to dry on the rail. A lower number means a lighter, thinner cloth that packs smaller. Neither is better; they suit different uses.