Linen & Organic Cotton Indigo-Dyed Gauze Cloth Turban

Linen & Organic Cotton Indigo-Dyed Gauze Cloth Turban A beautiful indigo hue, achieved through repeated dyeing with traditional Japanese natural indigo. It enhances the natural beauty of your skin tone. We hope you enjoy the comfort of this double-gauze fabric, blended with 18% linen for a smooth feel, and the unique color of indigo. An elastic band of approximately 10cm at the back ensures a gentle fit around your head. The fabric, about 5cm wide, is layered twice. You can wear it spread wider for a more stable fit, or layered thinly for a sleek look. The color remains largely unchanged with use, and it's easy to wash. Please note that there may be some gradual changes over time. ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Materials: 82% Organic Cotton, 18% Linen (Woven in Shiga Prefecture) Size: Approx. 57cm ~ 60cm Dyeing: Shimane Prefecture — About Indigo Dyeing — We entrust this process to a dyeing house in Shimane Prefecture that has passed down its craft for generations, spanning over 150 years. By dyeing repeatedly, the indigo deeply penetrates the fibers, making the fabric and threads more durable. Indigo dye is also known for its excellent antibacterial and sterilizing properties, making it a valuable material for clothing and household textiles. — About Washing — Unlike Indian indigo, natural indigo rarely bleeds color when washed. However, we recommend washing it separately until the color settles initially. If color does transfer to other items when washed with dark indigo, it will naturally fade. When using a washing machine, please place it in a laundry net. When drying, please do so in the shade. 〇 Features the JOCA Family Seal from the Japan Organic Cotton Association. — Explanation of the JOCA Family Seal — This product, made in accordance with the JOCA Charter, signifies that a JOCA member company, aiming to promote organic cotton products, has created it using Japanese techniques and sensibility, in a manner that is considerate of both people and the environment.