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[Korea] Korean Italy Towel
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📊 Key Practical Notes & Tips
👍 Recommended Tips & Insights
- Available at Daiso, traditional market bath supply shops in Namdaemun Market, and large supermarket home goods aisles.
- The standard price for a 2-pack at Daiso is 1,000 KRW, though prices may vary by retailer.
- Extremely thin and lightweight, making it effortless to pack in luggage without adding bulk.
- Major credit cards and cash are accepted at retail stores like Daiso and large supermarkets.
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[Korea] Korean Italy Towel
, South Korea · Shopping Item
Editor’s Verdict
“A lightweight Korean exfoliating bath towel; Daiso's version is 100% viscose.”
🍽️ Key Highlights & Value
Daiso's version is 100% viscose, about 13.5cm wide, sold as a 2-pack. Daiso says it helps remove flaky dead skin. Extremely light and thin for easy packing.
✨ Vibe & Space Atmosphere
Found in Daiso stores, traditional market bath supply shops in Namdaemun Market, and large supermarket home goods aisles where shoppers can inspect the texture directly.
💡 Essential Notes for International Travelers
- Available at Daiso, traditional market bath supply shops in Namdaemun Market, and large supermarket home goods aisles.
- The standard price for a 2-pack at Daiso is 1,000 KRW, though prices may vary by retailer.
- Extremely thin and lightweight, making it effortless to pack in luggage without adding bulk.
- Major credit cards and cash are accepted at retail stores like Daiso and large supermarkets.
- Payment & Cards: Major international credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB) are widely supported.
📖 Product Overview & Practical Value
Italy towels are Korean exfoliating bath towels used to scrub off dead skin. A July 2026 Newsis report said these scrub towels, along with gua sha and scalp massagers, have become a new shopping item for foreign tourists. At Namdaemun Market, a tourist asked a shopkeeper for an 'Italy towel' in Korean, a merchant said Japanese, Chinese, and Western tourists buy many of them, and a visitor said they are cheap and small, making them good souvenirs.
Daiso sells a 2-pack for 1,000 KRW; its version is 100% viscose and about 13.5cm wide. You can also find them at bath supply shops in traditional markets like Namdaemun and in supermarket household aisles. Daiso warns that scrubbing too hard can damage the skin and that people with sensitive skin or young children should take care. Rinse and wring it out after use and let it dry.
