September 6, 2021 23:26 ET | Source: Malabar Baby Malabar Baby

Kowloon, Hong Kong, September 6, 2021 (Global News Agency) -

Malabar Baby's new bath time series uses hand-made towels-made in luxury cotton or bamboo in India-specifically designed to provide comfort, warmth and versatility for daily activities after bathing.

For more details, please visit https://www.malabarbaby.com/collections/towel

The company's latest product is part of its comprehensive line of ethical and professionally made baby bedding and accessories. Malabar Baby is committed to environmentally friendly production practices and works closely with factories that have vested interests in protecting water resources and recycling resources during the manufacturing process.

According to cotton.org, as early as 3000 BC, cotton was first planted, spun and woven in the Indus Valley. Although bamboo has been used for the manufacture of paper and household products for centuries, it has only become common for commercial use in the production of cellulose in the form of cellulose since the early 2000s.

The Malabar baby towel series are produced in India and all over China. The meticulous research ensures that only the highest quality raw materials are purchased and used in production. Many designs use traditional patterns or iconic buildings and are rendered onto fabrics using block printing techniques.

The hooded towel measures 34 x 34 inches and can easily cover children under 5 years of age. Malabar Baby's strict quality control and durable fabrics ensure that all its products are durable.

The block printed towel series comes in a variety of styles and colors, including the Miami series, which uses a block printed pattern leaf print with deep coral trim. The Erawan series uses a honeycomb pattern with mustard yellow outside. All towels in this series are made of double-sided fabric, with Indian cotton voile on one side and cotton terry cloth on the other.

A hooded towel with bamboo and cotton pompoms is also provided, which provides an elastic, silky feel without compromising strength or durability. The soft pompom trim adds another unique design feature.

This Hong Kong-based company was founded by Anjali Harjani in 2016 after the birth of her son. The birth of Malabar Baby was inspired by Anjali's search for baby quilts and towels made of natural materials, but to no avail, and the price is not expensive.

A spokesperson said: "From their cribs to their infants, it is very important that babies' skin is surrounded by only the most natural and gentle organic materials."

For more information, please visit https://www.malabarbaby.com/collections/towel

Website: https://www.malabarbaby.com