Adirondack Chair Tea Towel
Our towels are for more than drying hands or dishes; use them to wrap warm bread, bundle fresh herbs, or tie around a gift for a friend. Made to be lived with, these towels are meant to be washed and enjoyed often.
The Adirondack chair, a classic symbol of New England leisure, was first designed in the early 1900s for summer cottages along lakes and hillsides. Over time, its simple sturdy form became a fixture on porches, docks, and lawns across New England; embodying the region’s timeless, relaxed approach to outdoor living.
- 20 x 27 in
- 100% cotton linen
- Corner hang loop
- Machine washable
- Hand sewn
- Presented with decorative inserts and raffia ribbon
- Created with original prints made in Vermont
Our tea towels are made in small batches with 100% responsibly sourced natural cotton. Each piece is free from harsh chemicals, dyed with low-impact inks, and designed to last through daily use and countless washes; offering a reusable, low-waste alternative to disposable paper products.
Natural cotton, made to last
Small-batch towels, beautifully reusable for the mess of making.