White Sardines 20 inch Tea Towel
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- $20.00
- Regular price
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- $20.00
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Style # WHTSARDINES
White Sardines 20 inch Tea Towel
- Regular price
- $20.00
- Regular price
- Sale price
- $20.00
- Unit price
- per
Style # WHTSARDINES
Product Description
There's a reason why flour sack tea towels haven't gone out of style - they're equally beautiful & functional! This traditional tea towel size is functional for drying and cleaning, but perfect as a luxuriously oversized napkin. Made from 100% cotton, each piece is thoughtfully hand screen printed based off original artwork. These turn even the most boring Tuesday night dinner into a classy affair - and are packaged with a hangtag to make a perfect hostess/housewarming gift!
- Julie Peach
- White Sardines
- Super absorbent + functional "flour sack" material
- Finished hemmed edges
- Packaged with hang tag
- All orders are wrapped in Julie Peach Palm Sunset tissue & sticker - ready for gifting!
- 20" Square
- 100% Cotton
- Machine wash cold & tumble dry low - iron as needed
- Made in the USA
- Manufacturer Style No. WHTSARDINES
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