FILET - Guest Towel Set with Aida Insert to Embroider, Made of 100% Cotton Terry Towelling, Soft and Absorbent, Skin-Friendly, 100% Made in Italy, Solid Colour, Pink

CONTENT - At home you will receive a set consisting of a face towel and a guest towel in pink colour in soft cotton terrycloth with embroiderable aida band, produced entirely in Italy. The towel, in addition to its main function of drying wet skin, also performs a decorative task: its presence enriches the bathroom, gives colour or an elegant touch, depending on the shade chosen. FEATURES - The set consists of a 60 x 105 cm towel and a 40 x 55 cm guest towel in pink, made from soft 100% cotton terrycloth with an embroiderable aida band, weight 385 g/sqm. This pair of towels features a 55-hole aida band on both towels (of different heights: 8 cm on the guest towel; 12 cm on the face towel) framed by an elegant border with a shiny embossed jacquard design. 14 CT/55 HOLE AIDA FABRIC BAND - This fabric is the most commonly used embroidery fabric for cross-stitching, its precise weave forms a checkerboard pattern that allows you to guide the passage of the needle and easily obtain clean, regular crosses. The 55 hole aida has 55 squares in 10 cm. This type of aida is most commonly used by regular embroiderers, but it is also perfect for those who want to try cross-stitching for the first time. MADE IN ITALY - Our activity is based on the production and sale of accessories for newborns and linen textile articles. The company distinguishes itself for the use of high quality raw materials, made with natural cottons. The design and production is entirely made in Italy. Distinctive features of Filet products are the insertions in aida cloth to be embroidered, the use of piqué and quilted fabrics with a wide choice of colours and patterns, always in step with the new trends. AGO FIL - Founded in 1995, Agofil is the producer of the FILET brand, a leader in its sector, known for the high quality of its products. The Filet brand is widely distributed in the best shops and haberdasheries in Italy, and is beginning to expand beyond the Italian borders, arriving in France and Spain.