Kitchen Towel Woven in PA
3Now available made with GOTS certified cotton thread!
Designed, woven and sewn in Pennsylvania with naturally whitened 100% organic linen/hemp blend fabric developed especially for us.
Made with Italian hemp and French linen yarns gently whitened with peroxide and/or boiling, the resulting natural white hue is beautiful and sustainable. Sewn with rich blue cotton thread, these elegant towels adds a splash of color to your kitchen.
Why is woven in Pennsylvania important?
We are working to revitalize the long dormant bast (think flax for linen) fiber industry right here in our home state. Supporting Mills that still have the equipment and expertise to weave these fabrics while we work to re-establish the growing and processing of flax for linen is paramount for our success.
Each towel measures 19" x 27"
Easy to care for, simply wash cold, dry on low heat or on the line.
Ethically made in Pennsylvania of 100% organic linen
We’ll get your order to the mail carrier in 3-5 days
beautiful • sustainable • practical
United StatesBeautiful kitchen linens
I give these linens to friends and family when I visit them. They all love the products and are fascinated with the story of linen production in the US.
United StatesAll the utility, and they just make me happy
I bought these because I believe in local. I also like that they were "waste" cuts that with some sewing became so much more than waste. I use these for everything I would use a paper towel or a kitchen towel.
United StatesOur story is told through all of our textiles and our produce bags tell it best.
Like all of our textiles, they began as crops, just like the food they keep fresh. They replace single use and plastic disposables and build on the ancient tradition of letting linen’s antibacterial qualities work for you in the kitchen. Flax grown for linen can be an integral part of regenerative farming systems, helping to build carbon stocks on working landscapes. When your linen products are spent, they are compostable.
We give $4.50 from each produce bag you purchase to regenerative farms.