
MOKU Light Towel in Imabari Cotton
Kontex
CA$13.00 - CA$32.00
Kontex towels, woven in Imabari, Ehime since 1934, from Japan to Canada. Waffle, pile and cotton-linen, for the bath and for travel.
Spinning, dyeing, weaving and finishing all take place within that one small region. Prices are shown in CAD at checkout, shipped from our studio in Kobe, Japan.
Handkerchief, face, hand and bath sizes, with cotton-linen alongside. A single towel ships for C$12 by Japan Post in 4–14 business days, or C$29 by FedEx in 2–7 days. Any import duty or tax is payable on delivery.
Complimentary shipping on Kontex orders of C$150 or more, through October 20.

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Kontex towel series compared by material, weave and size.
| Towel | Material | Weave and feel | Sizes | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MOKU Light | 100% cotton | Thin gauze-and-pile construction; lightweight, compact and quick-drying |
| Travel, gym, sauna, everyday |
LANA | 100% cotton | Wool-knit-like weave; light with soft volume and a dry touch |
| Hand and bath; XL doubles as a blanket or shawl |
BRERA | 100% cotton | Large waffle texture; touches less skin, stays comfortable when damp |
| Face, hand, bath |
VINTAGE WAFFLE | 95% cotton, 5% linen | Honeycomb waffle; dry, non-sticky feel, quicker drying than pile |
| Face, hand, bath; XL as a light blanket |
HEATHER WAFFLE | 70% cotton, 30% linen | Waffle weave with linen; crisp and dry, softens with washing |
| Face, hand, bath |
MOKU LINEN | 60% cotton, 40% linen | Light flat weave with a crisp linen texture; quick-drying |
| Kitchen, sauna, bath, beach, travel |
Sizes are given in centimetres, with approximate inch equivalents.
MOKU SERIES
Explore lightweight, quick-dry MOKU towelsCompare five compact Imabari towels for travel, sauna, sport and everyday use.
How Japanese towels differ from Western terry, and how to choose between the Kontex weaves in this collection.
Japanese towels are generally thinner and lighter than the dense terry towels common in Europe and North America. They are woven for absorbency relative to their weight, quick drying, and comfort through humid summers, rather than for maximum plushness. A typical Japanese bath towel weighs less, takes little space on a rail or in luggage, and line-dries within hours. The lightness is not a compromise, it is the point.
Imabari, a coastal city in Ehime prefecture on the island of Shikoku, has been Japan’s principal towel-weaving region for more than a century. Spinning, dyeing, weaving and finishing are concentrated within one small area, and the soft local water suits gentle dyeing. Kontex has woven towels in Imabari since 1934, and every towel in this collection is woven there.
We ship worldwide from Japan. Prices appear in your local currency where supported, and shipping is calculated at checkout for your destination. Delivery times and any import duties or taxes vary by country, details are on the shipping policy page.
Planning a larger order?
Volume pricing may be available for larger quantities of Kontex products, depending on the items, quantities, and delivery destination.
For hotels, spas, studios, restaurants, events, corporate gifts, projects, or other larger orders, please contact us with the products and quantities you are considering.
We’ll be happy to provide a quote based on your requirements.
Yes. ambiant ships Kontex towels from its studio in Kobe, Japan to Canada. A single towel ships for C$12 by Japan Post in 4–14 business days, or C$29 by FedEx in 2–7 days. Any import duty or tax is payable on delivery.
Kontex is a towel maker founded in 1934 in Imabari, Ehime, the region that produces most of Japan’s towels. Spinning, dyeing, weaving and finishing are carried out in Japan, and the range covers waffle, gauze, pile and quick-drying cotton in handkerchief, face, hand and bath sizes.
Yes. Kontex weaves in Imabari, Ehime prefecture, which is the recognised origin for Imabari towels. The soft local water suits the gentle dyeing the region is known for, and the mill has worked there since 1934.
C$12 by Japan Post for a typical single-towel order, arriving in 4–14 business days. FedEx is also offered at C$29, 2–7 business days. That is for the median towel at 150 g plus 200 g of packaging; lighter towels such as MOKU Light cost less and bath sizes a little more, and the exact rate is shown at checkout.
No. Prices and shipping do not include Canada's import duty or tax. Anything due is collected by the carrier on delivery, and small towel orders often fall under the threshold.
Waffle works well as an everyday all-rounder, gauze is lightweight and quick-drying, pile offers a soft, fuller feel for bath use, and the MOKU series is thin and compact for travel and sport. Face and hand sizes are common starting points.
Volume pricing may be available for larger quantities. Please contact us with the products, quantities, and delivery destination you are considering, and we can provide a quote.