Josep Tous Soler was a 19th-century Spanish Capuchin friar, often referred to as Josep of Igualada. Born in 1811, he entered the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin and was ordained as a priest in 1834. Throughout his ministry, he traveled extensively to preach across both France and Spain. He is primarily remembered for establishing the Capuchin Sisters in 1850 and for drafting the formal constitution for his religious order.