Grey/White
Tea Towel Stockholm, Grey/White
Product description
A classic tea towel for the kitchen to give to yourself or as a gift. Maybe it could be the perfect gift for someone who has moved away from home or to another city? The tea towels from Classic Textiles of Sweden are stylish in their design and have the name of various places around Sweden embroidered in the centre. Choose your favourite from a range of different colours and variants.
Details
Dimensioner
45x60cm
Material
Cotton
Care instructions
Machine wash 40˚C, do not tumble dry, do not bleach, iron high heat.
Material
Our textile products in 100 percent cotton from Classic Textiles of Sweden are soft and durable. If washed and cared for properly, they can last for many years.
Cotton textiles can be washed and dried at high temperatures without being damaged or degraded. The material feels soft and smooth against the skin and has excellent absorbency. In addition, cotton fiber is a material that breathes and helps maintain an optimal body temperature. It is no coincidence that interior textiles such as bed linen, bath towels, towels and bathmats are often made of cotton.
Did you know, for example, that the material cotton can absorb up to ten percent of its own weight in moisture without feeling wet? Overall, the material can absorb as much as 80 percent of its own weight in moisture. Cotton is also the only material that actually gets stronger when wet.
Cotton textiles can be washed and dried at high temperatures without being damaged or degraded. The material feels soft and smooth against the skin and has excellent absorbency. In addition, cotton fiber is a material that breathes and helps maintain an optimal body temperature. It is no coincidence that interior textiles such as bed linen, bath towels, towels and bathmats are often made of cotton.
Did you know, for example, that the material cotton can absorb up to ten percent of its own weight in moisture without feeling wet? Overall, the material can absorb as much as 80 percent of its own weight in moisture. Cotton is also the only material that actually gets stronger when wet.
