Imabari-Made Jacquard Hand Towel

2026年1月21日

A Proposal for Overseas Retailers, Importers, and Distributors

Hand towels are a dependable category with both everyday demand and gift potential—making them a practical, repeatable item for international retail.
This Al-Fanar hand towel is produced in Imabari, Ehime (Japan)—one of Japan’s best-known towel-producing regions—and features a Middle Eastern geometric motif expressed through Japanese jacquard weaving. The result is a product that is easy to present at the point of sale: clear origin, clear craftsmanship, and an attractive design customers notice immediately.

We supply overseas retailers and distribution partners, who then deliver value to end consumers through clear points of differentiation—heritage, functionality, and everyday usability.

1) Origin Value: Made in Imabari, Japan

The towels are made in Imabari, widely recognized for towel manufacturing in Japan. “Made in Japan (Imabari)” provides a straightforward, credible message that supports trust at retail—especially for customers who value quality and long-term use.

2) Design Value: Middle Eastern Motif × Japanese Jacquard Weaving

Inspired by geometric patterns often seen in Middle Eastern decorative culture, the design is woven using jacquard techniques, creating a refined texture and depth that printing alone cannot achieve.

Two color options are available:

Turquoise
Pink (Rose Pink)

This pairing supports cohesive merchandising as a small series while offering clear visual variety.

3) Practicality: Comfortable Size and Everyday Absorbency

Size: Approx. 35 × 35 cm ( 13.78 * 13.78 in )
Material: 100% cotton

The larger size makes it more useful for daily hand-drying and easier to find inside a bag. As with many cotton towels, customers may notice improved softness and absorbency after the first few washes.

4) Retail-Friendly for Gifting

Suitable for small gifts and seasonal gestures
Individually packaged in a bag, making it easy to display near checkout counters or gift sections
The woven pattern naturally becomes a conversation starter in-store