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  • Six reusable Wavy Stripes cloths by Claire Iglesias, featuring blue, red, green, pink, and white abstract wave patterns, are stacked on a white background—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’ Wavy Stripes reusable fabric, featuring diagonal green, orange, blue, pink, and white wavy stripes with a subtle repeating pattern—ideal for Not Paper Towels.

    Wavy Stripes Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • Claire Iglesias Happy Plaid: a set of five rectangular placemats made from post-consumer recycled materials, featuring a grid of purple, turquoise, cream, and pink lines on black—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Happy Plaid by Claire Iglesias features a black background with a pastel plaid in green, yellow, pink, orange, and purple. Made from post-consumer recycled materials, it boasts subtle embossed G symbols for an eco-friendly touch.

    Happy Plaid Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Taryn Brennan “African Beetles” dinner napkins feature colorful beetle and bug illustrations on white Geosuede fabric made from recycled materials. The African Beetles dinner napkins by Taryn Brennan feature a vibrant, multicolored pattern of whimsical illustrated insects on white Geosuede fabric made from recycled materials.

    African Beetles Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • A vibrant illustration from Camila Leãos Earth shows a hand with whimsical red flowers and green stems against blue shapes and a yellow sun—a perfect motif for an ultra-absorbent towel. A close-up of Earth by Camila Leão—a folded black towel featuring a blue geometric pattern and stitched edges—highlights the texture and thickness of this quick-drying beach towel.

    Earth Beach Towel

    ¥6,500
    ¥6,500
  • The Water Beach Towel by Camila Leão, made from recycled materials, shows a blue snake around a pink hand with stars, water droplets, and abstract shapes on green with jagged black edges and a yellow sunburst. A close-up of Camila Leãos Water blanket shows a folded, textured fabric with green, black, and yellow abstract design and dark backing, crafted from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Water Beach Towel

    ¥6,500
    ¥6,500
  • The Wonky Lines beach towel by Claire Iglesias features a bold blue and white abstract wavy pattern. Made from quick-drying, recycled materials, it offers eco-friendly comfort in a rectangular micro-loop design. A close-up of two overlapping blankets: Claire Iglesias Wonky Lines blue quick-drying throw with white abstract shapes on top, layered over a subtly textured dark gray blanket.

    Wonky Lines Beach Towel

    ¥6,500
    ¥6,500
  • The Tropical Bird scarf by Camila Leão is a vibrant square accessory made from recycled materials, showcasing abstract designs with bold geometric shapes and lively red, green, blue, pink, yellow, and black patterns. A close-up of the Camila Leão Tropical Bird yellow beach blanket, made from recycled materials with a soft, textured surface and black stitched border, slightly curved and folded on a white background.

    Tropical Bird Beach Blanket

    ¥11,400
    ¥11,400
  • The Abstract Collage bar towel by Claire Iglesias is rectangular, made from recycled materials, and features an abstract pattern with rust orange, forest green, light blue, white, and pink shapes on a textured surface. A close-up of the Claire Iglesias Abstract Collage Bar Towel, made from Geoweave fabric and featuring a geometric pattern in green, pink, purple, orange, and white with neatly sewn edges.

    Abstract Collage Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600