Arpe Towel Basic Collection Recycled Microfiber Towels
The Basic Collection is the reflection of our values and origins at Arpe, portraying our long textile tradition generation after generation. Thus, our brand's pattern represents an endless knitted fabric, illustrating our greatest quality: the local and in-house production.
MATERIALS & DETAILS
- 100% polyester, partly recycled from post-consumer rPET bottles.
- Monomaterial, recycled and recyclable.
- Lightweight & compact.
- Superabsorbent & quick-drying.
- Repel sand.
- Tested for harmful substances, appropriate for delicate skins and babies.
- 4 different sizes: small (32x49cm), medium (50x95cm), large (75x155cm) & extra large (90x166cm).
- 5 different colors: Charchoal Gray, Steel Blue, Sand Cream, Olive Green & Chestnut Brown.
We developed the best recycled microfiber recipe to produce super-absorbent, durable, and sustainable towels made from post-consumer rPET bottles. These towels combine maximum softness with minimal impact; compared to traditional cotton towels, ours:
- Reduce CO₂ emissions by 76%
- Save 58% of energy
- Save 55% of water
- Use 40% less soap
- Take up 70% less space
And at the end of their life, they can be recycled or reused, reducing their footprint by a further 11% and advancing the transition toward a circular economy.
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