Add a touch of vibrant colour and luxury to your bathroom with the Margo Selby Kilburn Towels. These sumptuously soft towels are perfect for adding a touch of British design to your home. Woven from 100% cotton, they offer exceptional absorbency and lasting quality.
- Exceptional Quality: Crafted from 600gsm, 100% cotton for superior softness and absorbency.
- Stylish Design: Features a striking geometric pattern in red, pink, and teal with a distinctive striped neon trim.
- Available in Three Sizes: Hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet to suit your needs.
- Ethically Sourced: Supports Better Cotton’s mission to help cotton communities thrive and protect the environment.
- Vibrant Colours: A bold and uplifting colour palette to brighten any bathroom.
Description
xThe Kilburn design references many Margo Selby motifs, combined with broad stripes, providing a geometric structure to carry our vibrant colour combination: red, pink and teal – these sumptuous woven cotton towels provide an instant splash of enlivening colour.
Woven in 600 gsm, 100% cotton, each piece features our distinctive striped neon trim.
Better Cotton
By choosing our cotton products, you’re supporting our investment in Better Cotton’s mission to help cotton communities survive and thrive while protecting and restoring the environment. Better Cotton Farmers are farmers who care for the environment and respect workers’ rights and wellbeing.
This product is sourced via a system of mass balance and therefore may not contain Better Cotton.
bettercotton.org/massbalance
Shipping Details
xWe deliver to over 120 countries || Whilst certain products cannot be delivered outside UK, some products may be subject customs and excise duties || We confirm if this product can be delivered to your location (outside the UK) when you enter your delivery address at checkout. If you are unable to checkout, please contact us via WhatsApp or email hello@mcgrocer.com to enquire if this product can be delivered to your location and to process your order via our live chat.
