Description
This premium towel is available in three sizes – a unique, lasting gift or keepsake for any occasion
- 450 g/m² – Thick, high-quality fabric that ensures durability and an elegant appearance.
- 100% combed cotton – Soft to the touch yet strong, this fabric retains its shape and color over time.
- Tear-away label for a clean look and comfortable use.
- Color-matching cotton hanger for practical storage.
- The guest towel and hand towel feature a hanger on one shorts side, while the bath towel has it on the long side.
- Two woven borders on both ends add a festive and elegant frame to the towel.
- Border width: Guest towel (30×50 cm) – 6 cm, Hand towel (50×100 cm) – 7 cm, Bath towel (70×140 cm) – 8 cm.
Embroidery: A unique, lasting touch
Machine embroidery is the most durable way to apply designs. The threads deeply blend into the fabric, ensuring the design remains sharp, long-lasting, and retains its color even longer than the fabric it is stitched into. The embroidery is of premium quality, and each product is a unique piece of artwork that is both durable and elegant. It adds a tactile, professional finish that elevates the entire garment and reflects exceptional craftsmanship.







The term Bergführer (mountain guide) has its roots in Austrian and German civilian mountaineering and Alpine traditions. Because official, professional mountain guiding institutions were tied to strict examinations by civilian Alpine associations (such as the Deutscher und Österreichischer Alpenverein) as early as the late 19th century, elite units belonging to the Wehrmacht and later the SS were created during the National Socialist era by drawing upon this civilian professional knowledge base. With the collapse of the Greater Germanic Reich, this special organization ceased to exist, yet the profession of mountain guiding itself returned to its civilian roots.











