The Hugo Towel was featured in a summer editorial on HighSnobiety called Sea Breeze, cleverly worn as a scarf!

Enzo and Norbert towels are featured on the blog L'Ecume des Jours. How did they know we're huge fans of Swissco toothbrushes?

Deck Towel paired up with Rolling Stone's Rock Room event at the Viceroy Hotel during Coachella. We provided Daan and Ico towels to match everyone's wristbands and cool off members of bands such as Ratatat, Chromeo, and Neon Trees.

The Jurrien towel is featured in Gering Lavesson's inaugural exhibition at Flute Douce Gallery, Frankfurt am Main.

Thank you to Matt Baron for this photograph of his girlfriend, Wendell, vacationing in St. Barthes with her Kees towel. If this photo is any indication, Wendell has pretty much nailed it every day of her.

Enzo towel featured on A Desert Fete. It is indeed the perfect accompaniment to aquatic adventures!

General Store was our very first stockist. Located in San Francisco's Outer Sunset, the shop caters to brave cold-water surfers and their admirers. General Store is a collaborative entity created by Serena Mitnik-Miller (formerly a head buyer at Mollusk) and Mason St. Peter which features carefully curated items from both new and vintage sources. Local artisans and craftspeople contribute to the mix of furniture, clothing, tools, plants, household items, books, jewelry, cards and small electronics, a little bit of everything useful.

Designed with function in mind, Deck Towels do double duty as a light weight, highly absorbent quick to emit compact and hygiene friendly linen alternative to the traditional cotton towel. 

A secret admirer sent these poppies to our studio today. Whoever they are, they know the brand pretty well - the perfect match for the Boudewijn or Daan towels.

After much anticipation, Standard Goods, is now open on Beverley Boulevard. This "dapper new general store" from Band of Outsiders alum Garrett Colton stocks a variety of wholesome, well-made goods. The Boudewijn and Norbert towels are in stock and in good company!

Check out these handsome new images of our favorite shop in Singapore, Know It Nothing.

K.I.N is a project that draws sustenance and inspiration from its historic surroundings, its community and culture, and in turn provides new perceptions and thinking in design and lifestyle. It was realized to reject the notion that design and culture has become all too familiar and generic now. The solution was to use the space as a platform to merge various cultural influences in hope of creating a thought provoking concept. We provide the consumer with clothing and footwear that centres itself upon a more designed approach, instead of simply focusing on specific genres.

K.I.N is located within the historic neighborhood of Kampong Glam. In that respect, keeping the derelict semblance of heritage from the shophouse was important and thus we retained the raw appeal of Haji Lane while adding a refined look to the space.

The store caters to anyone who appreciates art, design, music and culture for what it is, rather than what it is made out to be. K.I.N encourages people to come into the store without any preconceived notions of the products available and to just open their minds to the disorganised organisation on offer. 

We are proud to work the following brands: 

Deck Towel at both the Tokyo and Aoyama Heights locations.

Coen, Daan, and Enzo towels featured in Elle Interiör Sweden! 

Roughly Google translated:

 Home again from Ras Al Khaimah. The Biddeford did not even have a bit of my high-flying textile dreams. So - I invite you to a picture from our desert safari and a hint of beautiful beach towels in the linen fabrics. Not from United Arab Emirates, but from Deck Towel. Can imagine that the sun-warmed beach sand and these toxins just fine.

Enzo Towel featured on A Treasury Of's Best of 2010 List.

An editor by nature, and by trade, I’m a real sucker for any “Best Of” list since they efficiently illuminate what was or still is relevant and radiant, while whittling away the extraneous.

Unless we count my nearly two years of Treasuring as one giant list itself, I’ve never posted a proper list. I thought I’d look back through the digi-pics of 2010 to tally up the top 10 treasures I’d measure as “The Best of The Year”. 

10. Favorite Fantasy
Lying on the beaches of Mexico on an extra large, linen deck-towel- shaped island. I got the towel in August, the plane ticket in November, and soon enough my fantasy will turn reality!

Gilles towel featured as a summer essential on 3191 Miles Apart! Nice to see a fellow heavy-water-drinker coming forward.

My Summer Essentials: pretty much stays the same every year.

Let’s start with what you would find in my bag …
~ a linen towel (Never know when you might swim or sit on damp grass with a cool drink.)
~ a water bottle (If you think I drink tons of water in other seasons summer has me drinking like a mad woman.)
~ sunscreen (I’m a real stickler for SPF 30.)
~ sunglasses (Always.)
~ a little camera (Always.)
~ a notebook (Summer is when I think of my best ideas so I have to be on the ready at all times.)

Loïc Towel featured as #1 of 7 stylish essentials for Labor Day on The Daily Meal.

Labor Day is the one day out of the year federally allocated for relaxing, and we couldn’t love it more! Whether you’re hosting family for a backyard barbecue, or are planning on keeping it casual with a low- or no-labor Labor Day party, give your holiday weekend plans a little fresh color and flavor with something decorative on the table or that will make kicking back a bit easier (and a whole lot more fun). Here are some of the new pieces we’re planning to use to help us and our guests relax in style.

1. Deck Towel

If you are lucky enough to be near a beach or for picnicking in the grass, these linen towels are a must! Inspired by cloths that Belgian soldiers might have used in the 1930s, they are made with linens sourced around the world. Machine-washable, the towels are 20 times more absorbent, lighter, and don’t hold in sand, unlike traditional terry towels than terry towels. We can’t wait to get our hands on the Loic (right).

Loïc Towel featured on our press' blog. Don't miss the excellent introduction by Aaron Peck.

Loïc Towel featured on Aaron Peck's blog, the Vancouver-based critic who wrote the introduction to this Deck Towel x Publication Studio of Hermann Melville's Billy Budd.

Aaron Peck is the author of The Bewilderments of Bernard Willis (published by Pedlar Press) and, in collaboration with artists Adam Harrison and Dominic Osterried, Letters to the Pacific (published by Publication Studio). Excerpts have appeared in Golden Handcuffs Review, Matrix Magazine and West Coast Line.

Recent reviews, interviews and articles have appeared in Art Agenda, artforum.com, Art Papers, Canadian Art, Foam, Fillip, La Fabrica's Matador, and 01 Magazine, and he has contributed to numerous exhibition catalogs.

He also teaches at Emily Carr University of Art and Design and recently won the Ian Wallace Excellence In Teaching Award. He lives in Vancouver, BC.

Coen towel featured on Silouhette blog. 

"Memorial Day weekend wasn’t kidding this year when it decided to kick off the summer season. Hello 90 degree heat + sticky humidity. I think I officially missed the first thing about my old place – the pool. I definitely could have used it this weekend. When I finally do get out to the pool, I think I’m feeling vintage pool wear…

1. nostalgic bikini 2. Coen deck towel 3. seaside tote 4. vintage vogue 5. wide brim floppy hat 6. vintage swim cap 7. cone wedge peeps 8. cardigan cover up 9. ruby red lipstick"

Gilles, Martin, Pfips, Enzo, Hugo, and Daan Towels featured in HUGE Magazine. Check out our Japanese stockists here.