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  • A set of six neatly folded Alba dinner napkins by Geometry, featuring a subtle floral pattern in beige—perfect reusable and stylish napkins for sustainable dining. The Geometry Alba is a beige, square reusable napkin with a subtle, intricate floral pattern in light brown lines featuring leaves and flowers, shown laid flat with slight wrinkles on a white background.

    Alba Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • The Geometry Sweet Checks Butter Blanket showcases a simple checkered pattern with light blue and off-white squares, crafted from recycled materials. It’s laid flat, highlighting its soft fabric folds. Close-up of Sweet Checks by Geometry, featuring blue and beige abstract patterns on a smooth, lightweight fabric with a stitched hem—ideal for sustainable bedding crafted from recycled materials.

    Sweet Checks Butter Blanket

    ¥15,000 - ¥20,100
    ¥15,000 - ¥20,100
  • Four Kayla Ann Spring Bounty rectangular placemats, featuring floral and geometric designs in yellow, green, and white, are stacked with the top two in yellow and the bottom two in green. They resemble reusable kitchen towels. Spring Bounty by Kayla Ann features yellow paper with a white floral pattern of small flowers and green stems, arranged diagonally—ideal for eco-friendly paper towels or recycled cleaning cloths.

    Spring Bounty Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Cottage Garden tea towel by Hufton Studio features a rectangular white design with scattered pink and red flowers and green leaves. Made from soft Geoweave fabric, it offers enhanced absorbency for everyday kitchen use. A close-up of Hufton Studios Cottage Garden tea towel, featuring white Geoweave fabric with a subtle waffle pattern and soft texture, adorned with pink and coral floral prints plus green stems and leaves.

    Cottage Garden Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • A rectangular bar towel by Katie OShea, made from Geoweave fabric, showcases a repeating pattern of vibrant persimmons with dark seeds and green stems on a white background. A close-up of Katie OShea’s Persimmons bar towel, crafted from recycled materials and showcasing a repeating pattern of bright orange persimmons with green tops on a light background.

    Persimmons Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Amberlin towel by Amy MacCready is a rectangular beige bar towel crafted from recycled materials, featuring symmetrical green leafy branches and vines that stand out against the light background. A close-up of the Amy MacCready Amberlin Bar Towel shows its soft, ultra-absorbent fabric and a delicate pattern of overlapping leaves and branches in muted green tones, with smooth texture, gentle folds, and subtle shadows.

    Amberlin Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Kind Hearts yoga mat by Jessica Swift features a black base with red and purple abstract patterns and “Kind hearts, kind words, kind thoughts, kind deeds” repeated both ways—ideal to pair with your recycled yoga towel. The Kind Hearts yoga towel by Jessica Swift features dark recycled fabric with abstract floral and dotted pink, red, and purple patterns, plus partial stylized text, shown hanging against a white background.

    Kind Hearts Yoga Towel

    ¥8,600
    ¥8,600
  • The Kayla Ann Abstract Tulips is a rectangular cloth made from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric, featuring a repeating yellow tulip pattern on a light pink background, shown flat with slight wrinkles.

    Abstract Tulips Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Love Potions tea towel by Hufton Studio features absorbent white fabric with playful science-themed doodles in brown, teal, and tan—beakers, flasks, test tubes, hourglasses, and molecules—adding fun and function to any kitchen.

    Love Potions Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Inlay tea towel by Studio Jeannot is crafted from Geoweave fabric and showcases a beige and white geometric zebra stripe pattern, laid flat on a white background with visible natural wrinkles and creases.

    Inlay Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Coit Creative Paddles and Oars tea towel is rust-colored, rectangular, and made from recycled materials, featuring beige dotted lines in a paddle-inspired pattern, shown flat on a white background.

    Paddles and Oars Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • A person stands against a plain wall, holding up the GEOMETRY Way Out Wave towel in a pastel marble swirl of beige, light purple, and white; only their hands and feet are visible. The GEOMETRY Way Out Wave beach towel features a quick-drying fabric with an abstract, soft pastel marble pattern in lavender, beige, and cream swirls.

    Way Out Wave Beach Towel

    ¥6,800
    ¥6,800
  • The GEOMETRY Seaside Sunshine is a rectangular beach blanket with teal, yellow, and white horizontal stripes on white. Made from quick-drying fabric, it features black-bordered edges and a casually wrinkled look.

    Seaside Sunshine Beach Blanket

    ¥11,800
    ¥11,800
  • The Italian Picnic recycled kitchen towel by Marina Solodka features playful illustrations of lemons, oranges, chili peppers, cocktail glasses, palms, geometric shapes, suns, eyes, and abstracts on a white background.

    Italian Picnic Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Fluff and Feathers by Jennifer Bouron: three recycled Geoweave dishcloths featuring playful animal prints—white sheep on green, pink dinosaurs on orange, and white sheep on mustard yellow—with a textured surface. The Fluff and Feathers cloth napkin by Jennifer Bouron is made from Geoweave fabric and features a green background with white, stylized birds—rounded bodies, outstretched wings, and a simple black eye.

    Fluff and Feathers Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Geometry On The Grill beach towel features a repeating cheeseburger pattern in yellow, green, pink, and brown on white. Made from quick-drying recycled materials for eco-friendly style and convenience.

    On The Grill Beach Towel

    ¥6,800
    ¥6,800
  • A Geometry Freya washable cloth napkin holds a fork beside a plate. A Freya washable green cloth napkin by Geometry, featuring a white floral pattern, is placed on a white marble surface beside a scalloped-edge white ceramic plate.

    Freya Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • The Playful Retro dishcloth set by Teri the Butter features three recycled cloths in red and white: a red grid pattern, a geometric hexagon design, and a dotted motif on white. The Playful Retro dishcloth set by Teri the Butter features three folded cloths in red and white plaid, pink polka dots with brown stripes, and Geoweave fabric with red dots and diagonal brown lines on white.

    Playful Retro Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Autumn Reverie by Ashley Celena is a red rectangular towel with a white floral pattern of scattered leaves and flowers. The ultra-absorbent fabric looks slightly wrinkled and is shown against a white background. A close-up of the Ashley Celena Autumn Reverie recycled kitchen towel, showing its red fabric with a white daisy-like floral pattern and textured finish, gently folded at the corner.

    Autumn Reverie Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • Six Eliza rectangular placemats by Amy MacCready, featuring an art deco fan print in navy, gold, and white, offer a stylish and eco-friendly alternative to paper towels for elegant, sustainable dining. A close-up of Eliza by Amy MacCready shows intricate gold, white, and dark blue geometric and floral patterns. The textured detail shines—an elegant, eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Eliza Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Brown Chutes tea towel by Studio Jeannot features a geometric checkerboard pattern in gray and white. Made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials, it offers both style and sustainability for your home. A close-up of Studio Jeannot's Brown Chutes tea towel, featuring an ultra-absorbent fabric with a geometric pattern of gray squares and rectangles on white, shown with folds and soft shadows.

    Brown Chutes Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The GEOMETRY Marble yoga towel is rectangular and slip-resistant, featuring a marbled pattern of black, mint green, and lavender with abstract swirls across the surface. The GEOMETRY Marble yoga towel, made from recycled materials and featuring a marbled pattern in pastel purple, green, and black, hangs from a hook against a white background.

    Marble Yoga Towel

    ¥8,600
    ¥8,600
  • The Ferns tea towel by Dabney Lee features a repeating yellow and white wavy geometric pattern on a white background. Made from quick-drying recycled materials, the fabric has a slightly wrinkled appearance.

    Ferns Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Set of six Christmas Cookies rectangular placemats by Megan Roy, featuring pink and red gingerbread men, donuts, Christmas trees, and cake slices—made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. The Christmas Cookies mat by Megan Roy features a pink background with repeating gingerbread men, donuts, cupcakes, candy canes, and iced cookies in orange, white, and red—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Christmas Cookies Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • A person holds up the GEOMETRY Calm Winds Beach Towel, a rectangular quick-drying towel made from recycled materials, featuring a white background with diagonal pink zigzag lines. Only their hands and feet are visible behind the towel. Light pink, elongated leaf-like shapes repeat diagonally on a beige background in the Calm Winds Micro-loop Beach Towel by GEOMETRY. Made from recycled materials, it delivers quick-drying performance and eco-friendly style.

    Calm Winds Beach Towel

    ¥6,800
    ¥6,800
  • The Katie OShea Pink Meadow rectangular bar towel features Geoweave fabric with a pink, white, and light brown floral pattern on beige. Its shown neatly folded on a white surface.

    Pink Meadow Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Night Meadow dish towel by Marina Solodka features a bold black and white floral pattern—ideal as an eco-friendly kitchen or tea towel.

    Night Meadow Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Geometry Nocturne towel, featuring a black owl pattern on white, hangs on a clothesline with two wooden clothespins against a brown background. Nocturne by Geometry features detailed black owl illustrations facing forward, evenly spaced on an ultra-absorbent towel made from recycled materials with a textured, off-white background.

    Nocturne Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Shoreline Scout by Jenny Keller is a light gray rectangular tea towel with black outlined flying birds in a diagonal pattern. Made from quick-drying recycled materials, it’s pictured flat with gentle creases.

    Shoreline Scout Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • A stack of five Chambray Light Blue absorbent cloth napkins by Geometry is neatly folded on a white background, showcasing their smooth texture and subtle creases. A Chambray Light Blue napkin from Geometry—a square, light gray-blue recycled fabric with a subtle textured pattern—lies flat on a white background. The absorbent cloth is part of an eco-friendly dinner napkin set.

    Chambray Light Blue Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • The Limoncello dinner napkins by Geometry feature a repeating lemon, leaf, and slice pattern on white Geosuede fabric. This set of four recycled napkins showcases the same vibrant fruit design on each piece. Geometry’s Limoncello Geosuede fabric features whole lemons, lemon slices, and green leaves on a white background—slightly wrinkled and displayed flat, ideal for creating a lively set of dinner napkins.

    Limoncello Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • Three folded sheets from Geometry’s Espresso Mosaic collection, featuring a geometric pattern of small black circles connected by lines on cream, displayed on white—ideal as reusable napkins for stylish table settings. The Geometry Espresso Mosaic is a rectangular reusable napkin made from recycled materials, featuring a geometric pattern of white octagons and black squares, resembling tiled mosaic; subtle wrinkles may be present.

    Espresso Mosaic Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • Three Patricia Plaid cloth napkins by Laura Prietto, featuring a red, green, and white gingham check pattern made from recycled materials, are shown slightly overlapping on a white background. Close-up of Laura Priettos Patricia Plaid fabric, featuring a pink, green, brown, and white checkered pattern. The soft, slightly fuzzy texture suggests flannel or eco-friendly recycled materials.

    Patricia Plaid Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • Linda Foxs Yellow Rosebuds features a white fabric with small yellow rosebuds and green stems evenly scattered across the surface. Slightly wrinkled, this ultra-absorbent material is perfect for Luxe Hand Towels. A close-up of the Linda Fox Yellow Rosebuds towel, an ultra-absorbent white waffle-textured hand towel featuring a colorful floral print—ideal for those seeking luxury and style.

    Yellow Rosebuds Luxe Hand Towel

    ¥3,400
    ¥3,400
  • Six reusable Wilderness Floral placemats by Toboggan Avenue are stacked in a fanned display. Each shows yellow, pink, and white flowers with black leaves on a light background—a sustainable alternative to paper towels. Close-up of Toboggan Avenues Wilderness Floral reusable fabric corner, showcasing a pink, beige, black, and gold floral pattern with subtle embossed swirls—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Wilderness Floral Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Where He Laid To Go yoga towel by Kelly Peters showcases an abstract blue, white, and green mountain landscape design and is made from recycled materials for an eco-friendly practice. The Where He Laid To Go square yoga towel by Kelly Peters, made from recycled materials and displaying abstract blue, white, black, and green patterns, is shown hanging from a single point against a plain white background.

    Where He Laid To Go Yoga Towel

    ¥8,600
    ¥8,600