Indian Motorcycle Skull Beach Towel – Red Samurai Helmet Biker Design
30" × 60"
$37.99
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A bold beach towel that brings motorcycle club attitude to sun and surf. Deep black and red artwork centers on a detailed skull wearing a feathered headdress and crossed tomahawks, with vintage script lettering reading "Indian Motorcycle." The print-side polyester keeps the colors vivid and dries fast, while the soft cotton-loop backing offers absorbency and a plush touch against skin. Large dimensions give you room to stretch out on sand or a towel chair. This towel blends road-worn grit with seaside ease — a statement piece for riders who take the long way to the beach and like their gear to reflect that rough-and-ready spirit.
Product features
- Durable polyester print side for vibrant, long-lasting color and quick drying
- Soft cotton loop backing for moisture absorption and comfortable feel
- Hemmed edges for reinforced durability
- Available in two sizes: 30"×60" and 36"×72"
- One-sided print with compliant, safety-tested materials (azo dyes, formaldehyde, BPA, lead and phthalates within standards)
Care instructions
- Wash the item only cold machine wash with similar colors garments using a gentle cycle. Tumble dry on low settings or hang dry. Do not bleach or dry clean.
Indian Motorcycle Skull Beach Towel – Red Samurai Helmet Biker Design
$37.99
| 30" × 60" | 36" × 72" | |
|---|---|---|
| Length, in | 30.00 | 36.00 |
| Height, in | 60.00 | 72.00 |
Product features
- Durable polyester print side for vibrant, long-lasting color and quick drying
- Soft cotton loop backing for moisture absorption and comfortable feel
- Hemmed edges for reinforced durability
- Available in two sizes: 30"×60" and 36"×72"
- One-sided print with compliant, safety-tested materials (azo dyes, formaldehyde, BPA, lead and phthalates within standards)
Care instructions
- Wash the item only cold machine wash with similar colors garments using a gentle cycle. Tumble dry on low settings or hang dry. Do not bleach or dry clean.
