What are Tea Towels made from?Updated 6 hours ago
TL;DR: Koh tea towels are made from high-density microfibre (410 GSM) and come in waffle and diamond weaves. They’re designed for fast absorbency, quick drying, and streak-free polishing.
What the towels are made of
Each towel is made from microfibre with a weight of 410 grams per square metre (GSM). That high GSM gives the towel extra bulk and absorbency compared with lightweight cloths, while still drying quickly between uses.
Weave options
- Waffle weave: A textured surface that soaks up moisture fast — great for heavy-duty drying and everyday kitchen spill cleanup.
- Diamond weave: A smoother, tighter finish that’s ideal for polishing glass, stainless steel and achieving streak-free results.
Why microfibre?
Microfibre is made from very fine synthetic fibres that lift and trap water and grime efficiently without leaving lint. At 410 GSM it balances absorbency, durability and fast drying — so towels last longer and perform better for both drying and polishing tasks.