Wrap yourself in the warmth and comfort of our 100% organic cotton bath towels. Made of organic cotton grown in the USA and woven in a soft palette of earth tones. Towel set includes one bath towel, one hand towel and one face towel. Overview Native Organic bath towels are made of 100% certified organic US-grown Pima cotton, and woven in earth tones made with color-grown fiber straight from the plant without any dyes. The beautiful blue is water-based, low impact dyed, which complements and mixes well with the earth tones. You will find these towels are restful to the eye, textural and inviting to touch. Our organic cotton towels are a long-staple, upland variety and 580 grams per square meter. All edges are woven to finish and each towel is guaranteed absorbent, pre-shrunk and color-fast. Choose from four beautiful earth tones: natural, sage, cafe and blue. Features & Benefits: 1 Bath Towel: 29 x 58 inches 1 Hand Towel: 17 x 30 inches 1 Face Towel: 13 x 13 inches 100% USDA certified organic cotton Weight is 580 grams per square meter Towel loop yarns are double plied for added strength and wear Color grown cotton and low impact dyes Pre-washed and 100% chemical-free Made in the USA and Mexico About Native Organic Native Organic is a family partnership producing high-quality textiles and finished textile products from USDA certified organic cotton. They are committed to fair trade practices and to protecting the environment, both in the cotton field and in the production plant. Why Choose Organic Cotton? Native Organic sources their cotton from a family owned and operated co-operative in the USA. The co-operative is made up of 30 farms that together comprise 20,000 acres in a region of South Plains in Texas known as the "world's largest cotton patch." Their raw cotton is at the top of the World Cotton Index. It is a long staple upland variety comparable to Egyptian cotton in both fiber length and strength. The colored cotton Native Organic has pioneered is cross-pollinated, not genetically modified. Originally cotton grew in different colors. These colors, which are earth tones, date back to Mesoamerican peoples who cultivated these varieties in the 15th and 16th centuries. The cotton is spun and woven in a historical water-powered mill in Mexico that is fair trade and worker owned. The mill operates by waterpower generated by the local river, just as it did over 100 years ago, so there are no CO2 emissions. Read our guide about Organic Cotton Clothing for more information about the benefits of organic cotton.