Tea Towels
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Visit product page →Avenida Home is the brainchild of Isabel Saiz, a former marketing executive with Farrow & Ball and the force behind the Home Collection at National Trust. Her table accessories are inspired by traditional craftsmanship and are made by top UK and European manufacturers.
Care: Machine washable at 60°, Hot iron. 100% European linen
27" x 19" W (48 x 68.5cm) • ITEM 656-501L
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Visit product page →Avenida Home is the brainchild of Isabel Saiz, a former marketing executive with Farrow & Ball and the force behind the Home Collection at National Trust. Her table accessories are inspired by traditional craftsmanship and are made by top UK and European manufacturers.
100% European linen
Care: Machine washable at 60° , Hot iron27" x 19" W (48 x 68.5cm) • ITEM 655-501L
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Visit product page →Linen Way is a Canadian-based, family-owned maker of elegant home textiles. Linens are sourced from around the world, and the company is committed to creating products made from sustainable, natural fibre linens and working with suppliers who provide safe working conditions, reasonable working hours, and wages to their employees.
For a more relaxed look and feel, these fringed Tea Towels are made of 100% stone washed linen. No ironing needed.100% Linen
17"x 28" • ITEM TT.BI.28N
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Visit product page →The Bertozzi family has been creating block-printed fabrics and porcelain from their Tuscan workshop since 1920. Everything is made by hand using traditional techniques that date back centuries. Their pear wood stamps (objects of art in themselves) are hand-carved, and then turned into stamps that are applied to linen and select porcelain. Bertozzi’s rich, vibrant colours are a closely guarded family secret, and a combination of steam and water, driven by solar power, offers unrivalled durability and ecological sensitivity.
Made in Italy from 100% Organic Linen.
Care: Machine wash cold, hang dry.
21" x 27" • ITEM TOWEL-GREY-K01
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Visit product page →Over the last Century, Charvet has been producing linen in the Northern French city of Armentières, otherwise known as the cité de la toile (city of the fabric). The oldest fabric in the world, linen dates back to Egyptian times, clothing the pharaohs. During Roman times, linen moved into the home where it has remained ever since.Care: Wash warm, dry low or hang to dry, iron if desired while still damp.
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Visit product page →• ITEM 63029190 10069 WTRPZ987Over the last Century, Charvet has been producing linen in the Northern French city of Armentières, otherwise known as the cité de la toile (city of the fabric). The oldest fabric in the world, linen dates back to Egyptian times, clothing the pharaohs. During Roman times, linen moved into the home where it has remained ever since.Care: Wash warm, dry low or hang to dry, iron if desired while still damp.
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Visit product page →Over the last Century, Charvet has been producing linen in the Northern French city of Armentières, otherwise known as the cité de la toile (city of the fabric). The oldest fabric in the world, linen dates back to Egyptian times, clothing the pharaohs.Care: Wash warm, dry low or hang to dry, iron if desired while still damp.
18" x 30" • ITEM 63029110 10027 WTRPZ672 -
Visit product page →Over the last Century, Charvet has been producing linen in the Northern French city of Armentières, otherwise known as the cité de la toile (city of the fabric). The oldest fabric in the world, linen dates back to Egyptian times, clothing the pharaohs. During Roman times, linen moved into the home where it has remained ever since.Care: Wash warm, dry low or hang to dry, iron if desired while still damp.18" x 30" • ITEM 63029200 RAYE WP8KZ45
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Visit product page →Over the last Century, Charvet has been producing linen in the Northern French city of Armentières, otherwise known as the cité de la toile (city of the fabric). The oldest fabric in the world, linen dates back to Egyptian times, clothing the pharaohs.Care: Wash warm, dry low or hang to dry, iron if desired while still damp.
20" x 30" • ITEM WTRPZ672-10069 -
Visit product page →Belgium-based Libeco has been weaving linen for over 150 years. Passed down each generation, this 5th generation family-owned business based in Flanders – known for its flax culture and textile industry - is one of the top linen weavers in Europe, with a sustainable production facility that produces among the most exquisite linens in the world.
Wash linens at max. 40°C - 104°F, if using a tumbler, dry on medium heat, do not over dry. Iron with steam on slightly damp linen (best the inside of the fabric).
ITEM AJA-TT-GREY
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Visit product page →Linen Way is a Canadian-based, family-owned maker of elegant home textiles. Linens are sourced from around the world, and the company is committed to creating products made from sustainable, natural fibre linens and working with suppliers who provide safe working conditions, reasonable working hours, and wages to their employees.
Casual elegance at its best, this soft washed linen comes with a subtle stitched edging in contrasting colors. The relaxed look is perfect for a modern look with easy care. Made in Europe.
Care: Machine wash cold water on gentle cycle. Do not use bleach (bleaching may weaken fabric & cause yellowing). Do not use fabric softener. Wash dark colours separately. Do not wring. Line dry or tumble dry on low heat. Remove while still damp. Steam iron on "linen" setting.
Dimensions: 28x20in | 71x51cm
If out of stock, please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.
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Visit product page →Over the last Century, Charvet has been producing linen in the Northern French city of Armentières, otherwise known as the cité de la toile (city of the fabric). The oldest fabric in the world, linen dates back to Egyptian times, clothing the pharaohs. During Roman times, linen moved into the home where it has remained ever since.
Care: Wash warm, dry low or hang to dry, iron if desired while still damp.
Dimensions: 23.6 x 33.3in | 60 x 77cm
If not in stock, please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.
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Visit product page →Dive into the Polynesian sea and swim amongst the colourful fish. This tea towel features a design that playfully evokes old biology illustrations, and brings a touch of exotic beauty to your kitchen.
Le Jacquard Français has been creating linens in the Alsace-Lorraine region of France since 1888. Weavers, warp beamers, knotters and other specialists work in harmony to perfect the weaves and colours of their linens. Classic Le Jacquard Français linens are characterized by using framed woven patterns to create stunning tablecloths, napkins, placemats and table runners.
100% Cotton
Dimensions (W x L): 60 x 80cm | 24 x 31in
Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery if item not in stock.
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Visit product page →Dive into the Polynesian sea and swim amongst the colourful fish. This tea towel features a design that playfully evokes old biology illustrations, and brings a touch of exotic beauty to your kitchen.
Le Jacquard Français has been creating linens in the Alsace-Lorraine region of France since 1888. Weavers, warp beamers, knotters and other specialists work in harmony to perfect the weaves and colours of their linens. Classic Le Jacquard Français linens are characterized by using framed woven patterns to create stunning tablecloths, napkins, placemats and table runners.
100% Cotton
Dimensions (W x L): 60 x 80cm | 24 x 31in
Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery if item not in stock.
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Out of StockThese French tea towels are screen printed with vintage photographs found in flea markets around Paris. Made in Paris of 100% stone-washed linen, each product is handprinted using eco-friendly water-based inks. Images that are chosen depict memories, moments, and French culture.Visit product page → -
Visit product page →Belgium-based Libeco has been weaving linen for over 150 years. Passed down each generation, this 5th generation family-owned business based in Flanders – known for its flax culture and textile industry - is one of the top linen weavers in Europe, with a sustainable production facility that produces among the most exquisite linens in the world.
Wash linens at max. 40°C - 104°F, if using a tumbler, dry on medium heat, do not over dry. Iron with steam on slightly damp linen (best the inside of the fabric).
ITEM CAM-TT-JEAN
