Mixtapes Beach and Travel Towel
Regular price $49.99Mixtapes Reversible Beach Towel. Art, Nostalgia & Performance
Unleash your inner nostalgia with the Mixtapes Reversible Beach Towel, illustrated by Canadian artist Nathan Jurevicius and designed in Canada.
Featuring a bold collection of retro cassette tapes, this XL microfiber towel blends vintage music culture with modern performance. Whether you’re heading to the beach, traveling, or practicing yoga, this towel transforms everyday moments into an artistic escape.
Features
Key Features (Built for Real Life)
- Reversible Design —> 2 looks in 1. Switch between a vibrant, colorful cassette explosion and a minimalist black & white aesthetic.
- XL Size for Maximum Comfort. 160 × 100 cm (39.4” × 63”) — perfect for beach lounging, travel, or sports.
- Ultra Compact & Travel-Friendly. Folds into a 26 × 20 cm water-resistant pouch with zipper. Ideal for on-the-go lifestyles.
Why People Love It:
- Quick-Dry Microfiber Technology
- Sand-Free Fabric (no mess in your bag or car)
- Odor Control (stay fresh longer)
- Ultra Soft Touch
- Lightweight & Packable
- Machine Washable & Durable
- Perfect for beach, travel, yoga, gym & outdoor adventures
Why 250 GSM Microfiber
Why 250 GSM Microfiber Makes All the Difference
Most travel towels use 200 GSM microfiber or less.
We use premium 250 GSM for superior performance.
What it means for you:
- Better absorption (actually holds water, not just spreads it)
- Softer, more luxurious feel
- Faster drying than cotton towels (up to 2× faster)
- Long-lasting durability
✔ Absorbent
✔ Fast-Drying
✔ Soft
✔ Lightweight
The Art & The Artist
The Art & The Artist
More than a towel —> a portable art piece.
Illustrated by Nathan Jurevicius, this design celebrates the emotional connection to music, memories, and creativity.
Two sides, two moods:
- Colorful side → expressive, bold, nostalgic
- Black & white side → timeless, minimal, refined
✔ Illustrated by a real Canadian artist, not AI
✔ Designed in Quebec, Canada
Discover the art and the artist : view Nathan Jurevicius' collection here.