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FRAMA Launches Towel Collection for Utilitarian Living

Made of naturally sourced materials in different sizes.

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FRAMA Launches Towel Collection for Utilitarian Living

Made of naturally sourced materials in different sizes.

FRAMA continues to promote mindful living with its new towel collection comprised of organically sourced materials. The range arrives in “Sage Green” and “Burnt Orange” hues in OEKO-TEX® certified cotton.

With 350 to 600 GSM, the presence of mixed fiber blends contributes to a smoother user experience. The towels come in three different sizes — hand, body and bath. Two types of towels allow for freedom of choice, namely the FRAMA LightTowels and the FRAMA HeavyTowels. The light towels are comprised of 20% linen and incorporate breathable, hypoallergenic and quick-drying properties. Meanwhile, the heavy towels implement 30% of hemp loops within their design, showcasing absorbent properties amid double-stitched hems and closed corners.

The collection can be purchased via FRAMA Studio Store, FRAMA’s official website and select retailers beginning January 2022.

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