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  • The Amberlin blanket by Amy MacCready is a light gray throw made from recycled materials, featuring a repeating leafy botanical pattern in a darker gray, shown flat on a white background. A close-up of the Amberlin Tea Towel by Amy MacCready, crafted from Geoweave fabric, displays a leafy green pattern on beige, layered over a white textured surface.

    Amberlin Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Kayla Ann Landpatch tea towel features an abstract geometric pattern in green, pink, and mustard yellow on a light background. Made from durable Geoweave fabric, it offers superior absorbency and showcases a stylish overlapping grid design.

    Landpatch Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • Flash by Cole Strem: Set of six brown rectangular placemats featuring black tattoo-style art—skulls, snakes, flowers, and more. Reusable and eco-friendly for edgy table settings; a stylish alternative to paper towels. The Flash by Cole Strem is a reusable, eco-friendly tattoo flash sheet featuring black ink traditional designs—roses, snakes, skulls, and more—on a light brown background that’s not paper towels.

    Flash Not Paper Towel

    $23
    $23
  • The Red Glow Bar Towel by Happy Hemera features vertical red and pink stripes with light blue bands at the top and bottom, separated by three pink lines. Made from Geoweave fabric, it lies flat on a white background. A close-up of Happy Hemera’s Red Glow Bar Towel, crafted from Geoweave fabric with wide purple and orange stripes, a pale blue border, and a soft, wavy waffle-like texture.

    Red Glow Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • The Daisy Dust dinner napkin by Hufton Studio is neatly folded, crafted from recycled Geosuede fabric, and features a pattern of small yellow daisies and scattered floral sprigs. A close-up of the Daisy Dust Dinner Napkin by Hufton Studio, made from soft Geosuede fabric with yellow and peach daisy flowers, gray stems, stitched edge, and crafted from recycled materials.

    Daisy Dust Dinner Napkin Set

    $45
    $45
  • The Modern Dads Mr. Pickler is a dark blue rectangular tea towel made from Geoweave fabric, featuring a repeating pattern of small, light-colored tree icons. It is shown with slight creases on a white background.

    Mr. Pickler Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • Six Falling Acorns placemats by Charlie Rowan Designs, featuring a brown background with white leaves and dots, fanned out—an eco-friendly alternative to traditional table settings. A close-up of Falling Acorns by Charlie Rowan Designs: patterned, eco-friendly alternative paper featuring white leaves, black outlines, abstract crosshatch shapes, and tiny “G” letters—ideal as reusable paper towels on light brown.

    Falling Acorns Not Paper Towel

    $23
    $23
  • The Elisabeth Wing Scotland Yard tea towel features a mustard yellow and light pink plaid with wide and narrow intersecting lines. Made from soft Geoweave fabric for enhanced absorbency, its shown laid flat on a white background.

    Scotland Yard Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • Ultra Marine Harmony by Happy Hemera is a rectangular cloth with blue and orange geometric shapes on white. Made from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric, it features circles, semicircles, rectangles, lines, and a slightly wrinkled look. A close-up of Happy Hemera’s Ultra Marine Harmony shows its geometric blue and white Geoweave pattern with an orange accent, clean lines, a soft folded corner, and fabric crafted from recycled materials.

    Ultra Marine Harmony Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Katie OShea Pink Meadow tea towel is rectangular, made from recycled materials, and features a floral pattern of white and pink flowers with green leaves on a light brown background.

    Pink Meadow Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Primroses bar towel by Pascale Dilger features a pastel pink background adorned with scattered pink, yellow, blue, and white florals. Made from soft Geoweave fabric, it offers an elegant and delicate design. A close-up of Pascale Dilger’s Primroses shows soft, textured Geoweave fabric with pastel pink, red, and yellow floral prints on a light background and a subtle wavy edge.

    Primroses Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • Primroses by Pascale Dilger is a square, eco-friendly napkin featuring a pastel peach background with watercolor-style pink, yellow, purple, and green floral designs—a charming spring addition to your dinner napkin collection. A close-up of Pascale Dilgers Primroses shows soft Geosuede fabric with a pastel watercolor floral pattern—detailed yellow, pink, and peach petals and a flowing texture—ideal for eco-friendly dinner napkins.

    Primroses Dinner Napkin Set

    $45
    $45
  • Introducing Flower Powers by Masha Volnova: a vibrant tea towel with stylized blue dogs—some with flower crowns—on a wavy pink, red, and yellow background. Made from post-consumer recycled materials. A close-up of the Flower Powers tea towel by Masha Volnova shows its textured Geoweave™ fabric with large, overlapping blue, red, pink, and white flowers and a visible edge finished with blue stitching.

    Flower Powers Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Illusionist tea towel by Maayan Alper-Swan features a repeating stylized eye pattern in red, pink, and yellow on gray with curved pink lines. Made from recycled Geoweave fabric that appears slightly wrinkled. A close-up of the Illusionist Geoweave tea towel by Maayan Alper-Swan showcases yellow eyes, pink lines, and snake-like shapes on blue. A folded corner highlights its unique pattern and sustainable recycled materials.

    Illusionist Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Swaying Leaf tea towel by GEOMETRY, featuring a green and white repeating fern motif and made from recycled materials, is displayed hanging on a thin string against a neutral beige background. The GEOMETRY Swaying Leaf tea towel features a zigzag, fern-inspired green and white pattern with dotted texture. Made from quick-drying fabric, its softly gathered for gentle folds.

    Swaying Leaf Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Zesty Life tea towel by Aubrey Fairchild showcases a lively print of oranges, strawberries, and green leaves on white, expertly made from recycled materials.

    Zesty Life Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Lilac Speckle by Hufton Studio is a rectangular, purple cloth napkin made from recycled materials, featuring an all-over pattern of small, irregular black dots.

    Lilac Speckle Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • The Fall Flowerbed Swedish dishcloth by Marina Solodka features an abstract floral and leaf design in white, brown, gold, and black on pink Geoweave fabric, shown flat against a white background.

    Fall Flowerbed Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • Six “Fall Forest” placemats by Elisabeth Wing, featuring a colorful floral and leaf pattern in brown, green, purple, and yellow, are arranged overlapping on white—an eco-friendly choice for your table. Elisabeth Wing’s Fall Forest is a rectangular fabric with a floral and botanical print in brown, green, gold, and purple on white. Made from recycled materials, it’s an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Fall Forest Not Paper Towel

    $23
    $23
  • Flash by Cole Strem is a rectangular Bar Towel made from Geoweave fabric, featuring a vintage-style all-over black tattoo print of skulls, snakes, roses, women’s faces, and other classic motifs.

    Flash Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • A neatly folded stack of cream-colored Danelys Sidron Hawthorns Geosuede dinner napkins, featuring a green vine and red floral pattern, displayed on a white background. A close-up of the Hawthorns dinner napkin by Danelys Sidron, in cream Geosuede fabric, featuring a floral pattern with green leaves and orange-brown flowers, shown with a slightly folded corner.

    Hawthorns Dinner Napkin Set

    $45
    $45
  • Six rectangular blue Whale Shark placemats by Elisabeth Wing feature vibrant sea creature designs—sharks, turtles, and coral—in a fanned-out stack. An eco-friendly, reusable alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Whale Shark reusable paper by Elisabeth Wing features a marine-themed pattern with whale sharks, stingrays, yellow coral, and fish in blue, purple, yellow, and pink for an eco-friendly touch.

    Whale Shark Not Paper Towel

    $23
    $23
  • The Wild Roses tea towel by Janna Sue Design is pink and rectangular, adorned with red-outlined flowers and leaves across its recycled material surface. A close-up of Wild Roses by Janna Sue Design: a textured pink kitchen towel with a subtle waffle pattern, red floral line drawings, visible white underside, and wavy cut edge—crafted from recycled materials.

    Wild Roses Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • Set of three August Poppy cloth napkins by Linda Fox, made with Geoweave fabric. Each features a watercolor poppy flower with green stems, and Fig 8 and Poppy printed in the bottom right corner. A close-up of the August Poppy dishcloth by Linda Fox, made from soft pink Geoweave fabric, shows green leaves and red flowers with poppy in small red letters near the edge.

    August Poppy Dishcloth Set

    $21
    $21
  • The Wooly Sheep kitchen towel by Kris Ruff is white, made from recycled material, and features an even pattern of black and white cartoon sheep in various poses.

    Wooly Sheep Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Wildlight bar towel by Danelys Sidron features a delicate yellow and green floral and leaf pattern on white, crafted from recycled materials.

    Wildlight Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • The Rebecca Bobko Daisy Daze bar towel features a yellow background with small white flowers, crafted from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric and displayed on a white surface.

    Daisy Daze Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • The Rubix tea towel by Studio Jeannot features a geometric triangle pattern in brown, gray, and light pink on Geoweave fabric made from recycled materials, shown with subtle creases against a white background. The Rubix tea towel by Studio Jeannot showcases a geometric pattern of overlapping semi-circles in muted brown, pink, gray, and white tones. Made from recycled materials, it features a crisp white border along the edge.

    Rubix Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Hats Off tea towel by Vaishali Design Studio features a vibrant party-themed pattern and is crafted from quick-drying recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Hats Off Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Coit Creative Canoes Tea Towel features a geometric pattern of elongated diamonds in brown, cream, and black on light brown. Made from recycled materials, its symmetrical design covers the entire rectangular fabric.

    Canoes Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Honey Dew tea towel by Graphics and Grain features a sage green, textured surface with a white floral and leaf pattern, abstract shapes, and dots. Made from quick-drying recycled materials.

    Honey Dew Tea Towel

    $27
    $27
  • The Elisabeth Wing Peach Tree bar towel features a whimsical pattern of owls, rabbits, and birds among branches on a light pink background, crafted from recycled materials in soft pink, beige, brown, and blue tones.

    Peach Tree Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • Six Gilded Garden rectangular, reusable placemats by Lisa Nelson—featuring pink, white, and orange flowers with green leaves on a brown background—are stacked on a white surface. An eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Lisa Nelson Gilded Garden mat is a rectangular, eco-friendly option with a dense floral print in pink, white, orange, and green on white—featuring small flowers and leaves—making it a perfect reusable alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Gilded Garden Not Paper Towel

    $23
    $23
  • The Cowboy Horse Hide Bar Towel by Hufton Studio, made from Geoweave™ fabric, is rectangular and brown with irregular white speckles like scattered paint splatters, displayed slightly wrinkled on a plain white background. A close-up of Hufton Studios Cowboy Horse Hide Bar Towel, showing its Geoweave™ fabric and abstract animal print-like brown pattern with white splotches and visible stitched edge details.

    Cowboy Horse Hide Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • The Cross Hatch bar towel by Rosa Kichline features black and white overlapping grid-like squares on Geoweave fabric, shown flat against a white background. A close-up of Rosa Kichline’s Cross Hatch bar towel in beige Geoweave fabric, featuring a black diamond-patterned crisscross design. Made from post-consumer recycled materials with a folded corner and subtle texture.

    Cross Hatch Bar Towel

    $24
    $24
  • A silver fork rests on a folded GEOMETRY reusable napkin in the Tiny Petals design, featuring a pink floral pattern, set on a light gray speckled surface next to a round beige ceramic plate. A folded white GEOMETRY "Tiny Petals" reusable napkin with a pink floral pattern rests on a light grey surface beside a round, light brown plate—an elegant addition to any dinner napkin set.

    Tiny Petals Dinner Napkin Set

    $45
    $45