Infinite Hearts Wrap Turkish Towel
Infinite Hearts Wrap Turkish Towel
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The Riviera Towel Company was commissioned to design a unique Turkish Towel for our friends at the American Heart Association. Using interconnected heart shapes our Director of Design produced a classic and stylish pattern to honor the countless good works of the AHA.
The versatile medium weight fabric is constructed from 100% Premium Turkish Cotton in a special double layer process that uses the interlocking design to fuse together two layers of fabric. Pre-washed for unimaginable softness the fabric easily folds around you as a scarf or wrap. Weighing in at 300g it is light enough to pack up in your bag and heavy enough for everyday use as a towel or picnic blanket.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of our Infinite Heart Towel are donated to the American Heart Association. Wrap yourself up in infinite hearts and help out the AHA.
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Honestly reviewed
Beverly NY
I did my research before buying and I couldn't be happier, everything is as advertised.....
Highly recommend
Jessica TX
Thick Turkish Towels and Strong Tassles that that unravel in the wash
Amazing value
Amanda UT
You get what you pay for and these are well wroth it. I still have the ones I purchased last year, love!
Arrived quickly
Elizabeth VT
Bought on Wednesday and they arrived Friday! Thanks for the quick delivery.
Perfect size
Brittany FL
I needed a towel to cover my lounge chair and the 70" length was just right good fit. Thanks.
Love the color
Lauren CA
I've washed Riviera Turkish Towels dozens of times and the colors are still vivid. Fantastic tassels too.
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