MOKU TECH Imabari Towel
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Details
MOKU TECH is a recycled-fibre Japanese Imabari towel by Kontex, woven in Ehime, Japan from 45% upcycled cotton, 40% recycled polyester, 10% cupro and 5% rayon, in a 25 × 25 cm / 9.8 × 9.8 in handkerchief and a 32 × 100 cm / 12.6 × 39.4 in long size. Four colours.
The surface of the yarn is covered with Bemberg™, an ultra-fine plant-derived fibre. This improves both water absorption and drying performance, allowing the towel to feel comfortable even when damp.
Part of the towel uses recycled polyester, a material known for quick drying and low water retention. This helps reduce the unpleasant wet feeling around the neck, making MOKU TECH suitable for sauna, sports, travel, hiking, outdoor activities and everyday use.
MOKU TECH uses black yarn in the pile, helping stains appear less noticeable. The M size weighs around 70 g, making it light, compact and easy to carry.
Approximately 95% of the product is made using environmentally conscious materials, including upcycled cotton, recycled polyester and cupro fibre.
- Made in
- Imabari, Ehime, Japan
- Colors
- Yellow, Red, Black, Navy
- Suggested use
- Kitchen towel, bathroom towel, sauna towel, bath towel, beach towel, travel towel, sports and everyday use.
SIZE
| SIZE | DIMENSIONS | USE |
|---|---|---|
| HK | Approx. 25 × 25 cm / 9.8 × 9.8 in | Handkerchief |
| M | Approx. 32 × 100 cm / 12.6 × 39.4 in | Sauna towel, sports towel, gym towel, travel towel and outdoor use |
- Sizes
- Handkerchief (HK), Face / Outdoor Towel (M)
- Material
- 45% Upcycled Cotton, 40% Recycled Polyester, 10% Cupro, 5% Rayon
EXPLORE THE MOKU SERIES
View the complete Kontex MOKU Japanese Imabari towel collection.
Compare other Kontex MOKU towels: MOKU Light, MOKU LINEN, MOKU ORGANIC, KIYORA MOKU.
Shipping
Shipping
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Orders up to $129.99 · Duties & taxes may apply and are collected at checkout (DDP)
Orders up to $99.99 · Duties & taxes may apply and are collected at checkout (DDP)
Shipping details
This item ships internationally from Japan via Japan Post or FedEx.
U.S. Kontex shipping: Under $100: Air Packet $10 or FedEx $23. $100–$129.99: complimentary Air Packet or FedEx $23. $130 or more: complimentary FedEx only.
Air Packet takes 12–21 business days after dispatch and is limited to parcels weighing up to 1.5 kg; Japan Post generally offers no compensation for loss or damage. If an overweight order selects Air Packet, we will contact you before dispatch to arrange an appropriate shipping method.
Available shipping options and estimated delivery times are confirmed at checkout.
Tracking is included. When duties and taxes apply, they are calculated, displayed, and collected at checkout (DDP).
Return and withdrawal rights depend on destination and product type. Statutory rights apply where required by local law, including eligible distance purchases in the EU, UK, Norway and Iceland. Where no mandatory withdrawal right applies, regular non-antique items may be returned under ambiant's voluntary return policy; antiques are not returnable for customer convenience. See the Refund Policy for current terms.
Imabari craftsmanship
Low-speed looms
Woven in Imabari on traditional low-speed looms, from more than 150 yarn blends Kontex develops in house. Weaving slowly keeps tension off the yarn, so the fibres hold their natural loft.
Soft water finish
Finished with the pure soft water of Imabari's local river systems, the water the region's gentle dyeing and washing is known for. It is what gives the towels their absorbency.
Founded in 1934 in Imabari, Ehime (Japan's most celebrated towel-making region), Kontex has spent nearly a century perfecting the craft of the towel. Each piece is woven on traditional low-speed looms using over 150 custom-developed yarn blends, then washed with pure soft water drawn from local river systems. The result is a towel of exceptional absorbency, rapid drying, and enduring quality, crafted with care for both the user and the environment.
