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Karin Bath Mat in brown and cream, flat on a tan background
Karin Bath Mat on the edge of a white bath below a wall-mounted faucet
Karin Bath Mat on a wooden floor beside a yellow wall
Karin Bath Mat in a yellow tiled bathroom
Karin Bath Mat in brown and cream, flat on a tan background
Karin Bath Mat on the edge of a white bath below a wall-mounted faucet
Karin Bath Mat on a wooden floor beside a yellow wall
Karin Bath Mat in a yellow tiled bathroom

Karin Bath Mat

$90

The generous double yarn is gratifyingly durable and maximizes on under the feet comfort. The mat absorbs and dries with ease thanks to the sumptuous surface area that forms an exceptionally even pile.
Product Details

100% Organic cotton

Made in Portugal

20" x 31" | 50x80 cm

950 GSM
Care

Even the best quality towels may pill after the first wash because cotton, as a natural fiber, has a tendency to shed. These steps for the first wash can help to mitigate pilling and set the color of your new towels.

Instructions for washing

Before the first use, wash towels to prevent pilling using the following directions.

Care instructions

  • Wash with like colors.
  • Line dry to prolong lifespan, or tumble dry on low heat.
  • Use a natural detergent.
  • Avoid fabric softeners, bleach, and chlorine.
  • Never wash with fabrics that have zippers or buttons, as they can catch and damage the loops.
Sizing Guide

Bath Mat

20 x 31 in / 50 x 80 cm

Towel size guide. Pool towel: 40 x 72 in (102 x 183 cm). Bath sheet: 35 x 60 in (90 x 152 cm). Bath towel: 28 x 55 in (70 x 140 cm). Bath mat: 20 x 31 in (50 x 80 cm). Hand towel: 18 x 30 in (45 x 75 cm).
Shipping & Returns

Orders are typically processed and shipped within 2 business days of order confirmation. Shipping costs are calculated at checkout. Orders to Europe are delivered duties paid.

Orders shipped within the United States can be returned within 14 days of delivery, unused. International sales are final.

Shipping & Returns

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Karin towel: close-up of the blurred ikat edge in brown and cream

Karin draws from ikat, an ancient resist-dyeing technique in which yarns are bound and dyed before being woven. Its blurred, irregular pattern speaks to a textile tradition that has evolved across cultures and continents, where distinct craft traditions converge, adapt, and celebrate the beauty of imperfection.

Late 9th century Yemeni ikat shawl fragment.
Fig. 1 Late 9th century Yemeni ikat shawl fragment.
19th century Japanese ikat cloth.
Fig. 2 19th century Japanese ikat cloth.
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