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  • LINEN TALES LINEN TALES Tea Towel - Light Grey

LINEN TALES Tea Towel - Light Grey

C$21.99
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Bring a clean, breezy elegance to your kitchen with this highly absorbent accessory. Handcrafted to balance modern minimalism with daily utility, it manages everyday tasks effortlessly while introducing a soft, bright neutrality to your cooking space.

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Design

Featuring a subtle, pale silver tone, this kitchen essential is meticulously handmade in Lithuania from stone-washed fabric to give it a relaxed texture and a soft touch right from the start. Its crisp, versatile look is beautifully completed by a practical, integrated hanging loop for simple storage and faster air drying.

Durability

Woven from premium 100% European flax, the textile is naturally resilient and engineered to withstand the rigors of heavy daily use and frequent washing. The exceptionally strong linen fibers resist fraying and tearing, ensuring the fabric maintains its structural integrity and actually grows tougher over time.

Care

To keep the gentle color pristine, machine wash the fabric at 40°C (100°F) using mild liquid detergents and avoiding any harsh bleaching agents. Line drying is ideal for preserving the fibers, but it can be tumble dried on a low setting and either ironed smooth or left unironed to embrace its beautiful, natural crinkle.

Notable Features

This product is proudly OEKO-TEX® and EUROPEAN FLAX® certified, guaranteeing that it is sustainably sourced and entirely free from harmful chemicals. Its highly absorbent, lint-free weave makes it perfect for drying delicate glassware without leaving streaks, while naturally releasing moisture much faster than standard cotton.

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