We invented the Pilates reformer towel.
Salt & Honey was born on the studio floor — built by Pilates teachers who got tired of watching bath towels slide off the carriage.
Co-founders Emily and Tom Hammett spent years running their own Pilates studio. Class after class, they watched clients bring in ordinary bath towels — towels that bunched and slid on the reformer, pulling people out of alignment, undoing the benefits of the work, and occasionally causing a real fall.
“We watched clients fight their towels every class — and knew there had to be a better way.”Emily & Tom Hammett, Founders
So they built one. The Salt & Honey reformer towel was the first towel designed specifically for the Pilates reformer: a rubber backing that anchors to the carriage and headrest so it won't slide, and a sweat-wicking microfiber top that keeps you — and the machine — dry.
In a shared studio, it's also your own clean surface. A reformer passes between dozens of bodies a day; your own towel keeps you off whatever the last class left behind. Machine wash cold, tumble low or hang dry, and it lasts for years.
Meet the founders
