Linen Farmhouse Towel - 100% French linen – Black Creek Botanicals

June 07,2024

100% French linen: farmed & milled in the north of France! This is an extra-large towel made from washed heavyweight linen. Use as a hand or dish towel, in the bathroom as a minimal farmhouse-chic bath mat, as a hair towel, for cleaning, to cover fermentation vessels… and so much more! Pre-washed and super absorben.

100% French linen: farmed & milled in the north of France!

This is an extra-large towel made from washed heavyweight linen. Use as a hand or dish towel, in the bathroom as a minimal farmhouse-chic bath mat, as a hair towel, for cleaning, to cover fermentation vessels… and so much more! Pre-washed and super absorbent—great for lint-free drying of glassware.

suggested care: wash in cold water with a gentle laundry soap and line dry.

in stock & ready to ship

75 x 55cm

note: I currently use 100% polyester sewing thread as I haven’t found a natural alternative that holds up with normal wear & tear. Optimally I would use biodegradable thread made from a natural fiber, but have not yet found one that holds up. I’ve reflected deeply about this choice, but ultimately I believe durability is important here, and will continue to use polyester thread until I find a better alternative.

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100% French linen: farmed & milled in the north of France! This is an extra-large towel made from washed heavyweight linen. Use as a hand or dish towel, in the bathroom as a minimal farmhouse-chic bath mat, as a hair towel, for cleaning, to cover fermentation vessels… and so much more! Pre-washed and super absorbent—great for lint-free drying of glassware. suggested care: wash in cold water with a gentle laundry soap and line dry. in stock & ready to ship 75 x 55cm note: I currently use 100% polyester sewing thread as I haven’t found a natural alternative that holds up with normal wear & tear. Optimally I would use biodegradable thread made from a natural fiber, but have not yet found one that holds up. I’ve reflected deeply about this choice, but ultimately I believe durability is important here, and will continue to use polyester thread until I find a better alternative.