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  • Four Sidney cloths by Amy MacCready, featuring a pink and yellow floral pattern, are neatly arranged on marble—offering a stylish, eco-friendly kitchen towel alternative to recycled paper towels. The Amy MacCready "Sidney" set features six reusable paper towels with vibrant pink, peach, and yellow floral and abstract designs, arranged fan-like on white—a stylish, eco-friendly alternative to traditional paper towels.

    Sidney Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Callalight tea towel by Amy MacCready showcases a whimsical woodland print with deer, rabbits, foxes, boars, hedgehogs, and florals in brown, pink, and green on cream—crafted from ultra-absorbent recycled materials.

    Callalight Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Floppsie tea towel by Amy MacCready features a quick-drying fabric with a whimsical, repetitive floral pattern of red, yellow, and purple flowers with green stems and leaves on a light pink background. A close-up of the Floppsie tea towel by Amy MacCready, made from recycled materials, featuring a colorful floral print with red, yellow, and purple flowers on a textured lavender background. The edge appears in the bottom left corner.

    Floppsie Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Amy MacCready Amber tea towel is made from recycled materials and features large pink and orange flowers with black stems on deep orange, forming a symmetrical, ultra-absorbent surface. The Amber tea towel by Amy MacCready features an orange top with large pink and white floral designs, dark brown stems and leaves, a textured white underside, and is crafted from ultra-absorbent recycled materials.

    Amber Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Letitia recycled kitchen towel by Amy MacCready features rows of stylized fan or shell shapes in a geometric pattern with black, white, and tan semicircles, and hangs from a string against a neutral background. A close-up of the Letitia dish towel by Amy MacCready, featuring an absorbent fabric with a repeating geometric fan or shell pattern in beige, white, and black, detailed with dotted tops and vertical lines.

    Letitia Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Paulette towel by Amy MacCready showcases a bold black floral pattern with large, overlapping flowers and hangs from a clothesline against a plain, light background. Close-up of Paulette, a recycled kitchen towel by Amy MacCready, showing a black and white floral pattern with large outlined flowers, tan centers, overlapping petals, and visible textured folds with shadow details.

    Paulette Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Eileen tea towel by Amy MacCready, made from recycled materials with a white textured wavy geometric pattern, hangs from a line next to a stack of white plates on a light surface. The Eileen tea towel by Amy MacCready is made from recycled materials and features a subtle geometric pattern of overlapping pink lines, with slight gathering at the top for added texture.

    Eileen Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Mirielle towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a dark blue quick-dry fabric with a light blue floral pattern, hangs from a clothesline against a neutral background. The Mirielle kitchen towel by Amy MacCready features dark fabric with a symmetrical design of light blue and pale green flowers, leaves, and birds. Made from recycled materials, it has a slightly wrinkled, textured botanical surface.

    Mirielle Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Amy MacCready Orla Bar Towel showcases colorful illustrated pies, slices, and baking dishes in pink, orange, green, and blue on white Geoweave fabric for absorbency. The Orla Bar Towel by Amy MacCready features a textured pink design with colorful pie, teacup, fork, and pie slice illustrations in green, pink, purple, and orange—all crafted from durable Geoweave fabric.

    Orla Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Amy MacCready Libby Dark Maroon kitchen tea towel, made from recycled materials and ultra-absorbent, hangs on a thin string. Its dark maroon geometric fan pattern stands out with a stack of white plates in the neutral background. A close-up of the Libby Dark Maroon kitchen tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a white textured fabric with a repeating dark maroon geometric pattern of radiating lines and dots resembling abstract flower petals or fireworks.

    Libby Dark Maroon Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Romeo tea towel by Amy MacCready features a quick-drying design with pink and brown chocolates, hearts, and words like love and be mine in red and pink on a crisp white background. A close-up of the Amy MacCready Romeo quick-drying towel shows a pink background with red and pink cupcakes, hearts, and sweet treats. The towel displays a crisp white underside along the edge.

    Romeo Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Three Romy Wares blue and white super-absorbent dishtowels by Amy MacCready, featuring various utensil patterns, are arranged with slight overlap on a light marble-like surface. Three white Romy Wares dishcloths by Amy MacCready, featuring a light blue cutlery pattern, are arranged on marble—an eco-friendly recycled set perfect for any kitchen.

    Romy Wares Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Mallory blanket by Amy MacCready is pink, made from recycled materials, and features white ducks with groups of small yellow ducklings scattered across the surface.

    Mallory Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Amy MacCready Libby Cream tea towel, made from recycled materials and featuring a subtle geometric leaf pattern, hangs on a string near stacked white plates against a neutral background. Close-up of Libby Cream by Amy MacCready: a white, textured fabric from recycled materials featuring a subtle light gray geometric pattern of fan-like radiating lines and small dots, with a slightly gathered appearance.

    Libby Cream Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Sirocco recycled kitchen towel by Amy MacCready, in dark blue with light pink and green leafy floral patterns, hangs over a clothesline against a simple, light background. The Sirocco towel by Amy MacCready features dark teal fabric with pink, abstract floral stems and leaves. Its quick-drying material has a slightly bunched look, creating soft folds and subtle shadows for stylish functionality.

    Sirocco Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Thaddeus kitchen towel by Amy MacCready features orange and yellow birds with red, orange, and purple flowers on a white background—crafted from recycled materials. A close-up of the Thaddeus tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a colorful botanical print with flowers, leaves, and small birds. A folded corner shows the ultra-absorbent textured underside.

    Thaddeus Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Martine kitchen towel by Amy MacCready, made from white recycled material with a repeating blue and black stylized floral pattern, hangs on a string against a neutral background. Close-up of Martine by Amy MacCready: recycled kitchen towel fabric with blue and black stylized flowers, vertical stems, and small leaves on a white textured background.

    Martine Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Leslie napkin by Amy MacCready features ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric with a blue background and a brown-and-white botanical design of leaves and round flowers. A close-up of the Leslie Bar Towel by Amy MacCready, made from Geoweave fabric and featuring abstract blue, brown, and white botanical patterns with round fruit and leaf motifs.

    Leslie Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Eliza tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a quick-drying art deco fan pattern in navy blue, gold, and white, hangs on a string against a neutral background. Close-up of the Eliza recycled kitchen towel by Amy MacCready, showcasing an Art Deco-inspired fan pattern in dark blue, gold, and white. Soft wrinkles add texture, highlighting the elegant curves and dot accents.

    Eliza Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The School Days Light tea towel by Amy MacCready features colorful school supplies on white fabric. Quick-drying and charming, it’s perfect for brightening up any kitchen or classroom. The School Days Light towel by Amy MacCready features a playful, colorful art supplies pattern—scissors, paintbrushes, palettes—on white quick-drying fabric, ideal as a tea towel for creative kitchens.

    School Days Light Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Romy dish towel from Amy MacCready—a white, absorbent towel with a light blue kitchen utensil pattern—hangs on a string against a plain beige background. The Romy dish towel by Amy MacCready is a textured white absorbent towel with teal and light blue kitchen utensils—forks, spoons, whisks, and knives—arranged in horizontal rows.

    Romy Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Amberlin tea towel by Amy MacCready, made from recycled material with a subtle green leafy pattern, hangs on a string against a beige background, next to a stack of white plates on the right. A close-up of the Amberlin tea towel by Amy MacCready, showcasing a subtle botanical design with delicate green leafy branches arranged vertically on a light background.

    Amberlin Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Jocelyn kitchen towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a bold black geometric pattern, hangs on a string against a light background with a stack of white plates partly visible in the lower right corner. Close-up of Jocelyn by Amy MacCready—a textured kitchen towel crafted from recycled materials, featuring a black abstract geometric line pattern on a light beige background for a modern, artistic touch.

    Jocelyn Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Josie" towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a dark teal eco-friendly fabric with pink and yellow floral patterns, hangs from a string indoors. White plates are neatly stacked in the bottom right corner. A close-up of the Josie tea towel by Amy MacCready shows its eco-friendly, textured fabric with stylized pink flowers and yellow dots on dark teal. Gentle folds in the towel add to its cozy, inviting look.

    Josie Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Janine tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring bold floral patterns in beige, dark blue, and teal, adds stylish function to your kitchen as it hangs beautifully against a neutral background. Close-up of the Janine dish towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a textured, absorbent surface with bold beige-petaled flowers, black centers and stems, and white outlines on a teal background.

    Janine Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Clemmie Bar Towel by Amy MacCready is a rectangular pink Geoweave towel with a repeating pattern of white flowers, green stems, and leaves evenly spread for both style and durability. The Clemmie by Amy MacCready is a pink bar towel made from recycled materials, featuring a textured surface and a floral pattern with white flowers, yellow stamens, and green stems.

    Clemmie Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Hera kitchen tea towel by Amy MacCready in dark blue with a gold geometric pattern hangs from a string, while stacked white plates are seen in the lower right corner against a neutral background. A close-up of the Hera tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring dark blue ultra-absorbent fabric with gold geometric zigzag lines and gentle folds that create subtle shadows and depth.

    Hera Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Jaskin dish towel by Amy MacCready, with a pink geometric fan design on white, hangs on a clothesline against a light gray background. Close-up of Amy MacCready’s Jaskin eco-friendly kitchen towel, featuring a pink and white geometric fan pattern and slightly pleated absorbent fabric.

    Jaskin Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Six folded Paulette reusable paper towels by Amy MacCready, featuring a black and beige floral and circular pattern, arranged in a fanned-out stack on white marble with light brown veining. Paulette fabric napkins by Amy MacCready feature a repeating grey and beige floral pattern, elegantly fanned on marble—a chic, eco-friendly alternative to disposable or reusable paper towels.

    Paulette Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Addison bar towel by Amy MacCready is a rectangular white towel featuring rows of pink and orange tulip-like shapes, crafted from innovative Geoweave fabric.

    Addison Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Carys Light rectangular bar towel by Amy MacCready is made from recycled Geoweave fabric and showcases a repeating X and O pattern in red, brown, and beige on white for stylish sustainability.

    Carys Light Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Florian bar towel by Amy MacCready features a geometric tulip pattern in black and blue on a light beige Geoweave fabric, arranged in neat rows and columns.

    Florian Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Paulette bar towel by Amy MacCready showcases a bold black and tan floral pattern with large, stylized flower shapes on ultra-absorbent beige Geoweave fabric covering the entire rectangular surface.

    Paulette Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • 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

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • Six Eliza cloth napkins by Amy MacCready, featuring an art deco fan pattern in blue, cream, and gold—an eco-friendly alternative to disposables—are neatly folded and displayed on white marble with beige veining. Five Eliza napkins by Amy MacCready, featuring blue and gold art deco fan patterns, are displayed on a white surface—an eco-friendly alternative to disposable paper towels.

    Eliza Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Amy MacCready Rollie, a recycled kitchen towel with green leaves and peach flowers, hangs from a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of the Rollie quick-drying towel by Amy MacCready, featuring an embroidered floral pattern with light green leaves and pink flowers on a white background. The delicate stitching and soft pastel hues stand out beautifully.

    Rollie Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100