A woman working with a fabric textile in a workshop or studio.

towel.studio. Berlin.

A towel is not a complicated object. Which makes it all the more remarkable how rarely one is made well. Towel.Studio is the work of knitwear developer Mariko and software designer Roman.

From their home studio in Berlin, they make organic knitted cotton products using a process designed to generate almost no waste — not as a marketing position, but as a consequence of how they think about making things.

The result is a towel with weight and texture, the kind that improves with use rather than degrading with it. These are not manufactured. They are made.