Oshibori
Japanese Hand Towels
Premium oshibori, the traditional Japanese hand towel. Warm in winter, chilled in summer. Designed in the USA for homes and luxury hospitality.
The Tradition
A small towel with a long history
In Japan, a small moist towel is offered to every guest on arrival. It is called an oshibori. Warm in cooler months, chilled in summer. The gesture is quiet, but it shapes the entire experience that follows.
That same hand towel now sits at the center of fine dining, luxury hotels, private aviation and homes that take their daily rituals seriously. To learn more, read our guide to what an oshibori towel is and how to use one.
Our Collection
One Towel, Seven Scents and Unscented
Traditional oshibori were woven from cotton. Ours is a soft white microfiber towel, individually sealed, offered in seven fragrances and an unscented version. Each scent has its own packaging color, from matte black Green Tea to warm gray Unscented.
Where they fit
Who uses Japanese hand towels
Homes
A daily ritual at the entryway, the dining table, the bathroom.
Restaurants
A pre-meal moment that signals care before the first course.
Hotels & Resorts
A welcome at check-in, a touch at turndown, a refresh at the spa.
Spas & Wellness
Calm, scented towels woven into the treatment experience.
Aviation & Yachts
First-class hospitality at altitude or at sea.
For Business
Bring oshibori to your guests
Hospitality samples and wholesale pricing for hotels, restaurants, spas, aviation and yacht charters.
Frequently Asked
Questions about Japanese hand towels
For Business
Serve oshibori to your guests
Request hospitality samples or wholesale pricing. Replies within one business day.