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Say goodbye to boring home essentials—Geometry’s Kitchen Collection has everything you need to make the most-used room in your home more functional, stylish, and fun. From durable dinner napkin and dishcloth sets to ultra-absorbent tea towels, bar towels, and eco-friendly Not Paper Towels, we have something perfect to dazzle your guests, tackle everyday messes, and so much more. 

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  • The Teri the Butter "Vintage Floral Stripe" tea towel, in light blue with a vertical leafy vine pattern, dries quickly as it hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Vintage Floral Stripe by Teri the Butter features light green textured fabric made from recycled materials, with white tulip-like flowers and dark green leafy branches in gentle folds.

    Vintage Floral Stripe Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Veg on Parade" tea towel by Lizzie Clark, featuring a yellow background and green onion pattern, hangs on a line above a white surface with stacked white dishes in the corner. The Veg on Parade dish towel by Lizzie Clark features repeated green and yellow stylized leeks on a textured, slightly wrinkled yellow background.

    Veg on Parade Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Upside Down Daisy tea towel by Hufton Studio, featuring purple flowers and green leaves, is made from recycled materials and hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of Hufton Studio's Upside Down Daisy tea towel, made from recycled materials, shows soft fabric folds and a white background decorated with a repeating pattern of purple daisies with yellow centers and green leaves.

    Upside Down Daisy Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Tranquil Tulips tea towel by Sarah Daugherty, made from recycled materials and adorned with pink, yellow, and coral tulip patterns and green leaves, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Add a charming, retro touch to your kitchen with the "Tranquil Tulips" towel by Sarah Daugherty, featuring pink, yellow, and red tulips with green leaves on textured fabric made from recycled materials.

    Tranquil Tulips Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Suzzy tea towel by Ania Zwara Art features a textured white fabric with a colorful floral print in pink, yellow, blue, and green. This absorbent towel adds charm when displayed near stacked white dishes. Close-up of Suzzy by Ania Zwara Art: a vibrant kitchen tea towel featuring large pink, yellow, and orange flowers with green leaves and light blue accents. Its textured weave adds a tactile, cheerful touch to your kitchen.

    Suzzy Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Summer Limes towel by Hufton Studio is a quick-drying green tea towel made from recycled materials, featuring a white citrus fruit and leaf pattern, hanging on a line against a neutral background. The Summer Limes tea towel by Hufton Studio features a green textured fabric with white lime and leaf patterns, made from recycled materials and designed to be quick-drying for everyday use.

    Summer Limes Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Spring Houses" tea towel by Ceyda Alasar features a colorful pattern of houses, trees, and flowers on light blue fabric and hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. The "Spring Houses" tea towel by Ceyda Alasar is quick-drying and features small, colorful houses with red roofs, trees, and bright flowers on a light blue textured background.

    Spring Houses Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Kayla Ann Spring Green Forsythia tea towel, featuring a white floral pattern, hangs neatly from a clothesline against a neutral background. Kayla Ann's Spring Green Forsythia features green fabric with small white flowers and thin green stems, slightly wrinkled and textured—ideal as a recycled kitchen or tea towel.

    Spring Green Forsythia Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Aubrey Fairchild "Spring Floral Blossoms" recycled kitchen towel, featuring a subtle green and gray floral design, is displayed hanging on a clothesline against a neutral beige background. A close-up of Aubrey Fairchild’s Spring Floral Blossoms recycled kitchen towel, showcasing textured white fabric with a soft green and beige floral pattern of leaves and delicate flowers, gently draped to reveal natural folds and shadows.

    Spring Floral Blossoms Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Spring Fleur Blooms kitchen towel by Hufton Studio, featuring pink, purple, and green pastel florals and made from recycled materials, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of Hufton Studio’s Spring Fleur Blooms tea towel shows a white background with pink and purple flowers, green leaves, and a slightly textured fabric made from recycled materials, gathered near the top.

    Spring Fleur Blooms Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Spring Fields" recycled kitchen towel by Ceyda Alasar features vibrant floral patchwork in pink, yellow, green, and blue, hanging from a clothesline against a simple backdrop. The Spring Fields kitchen towel by Ceyda Alasar features wavy stripes in pink, yellow, blue, and red with hand-drawn florals on recycled fabric for a cheerful, vibrant look.

    Spring Fields Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The “Spring Check” tea towel by Megan Roy, featuring vibrant diamond and flower patterns in orange, pink, green, blue, and white, hangs against a plain light background. Spring Check by Megan Roy is an ultra-absorbent, softly draped kitchen or tea towel with an orange and white diamond pattern and colorful green, blue, yellow, and pink flowers inside each diamond. Subtly textured for practical style.

    Spring Check Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Silver Linings towel by Mindfulnice, made from recycled materials, features a light blue color with a white cloud pattern and ultra-absorbent design, shown hanging on a clothesline against a neutral background. The Silver Linings tea towel by Mindfulnice is made from recycled materials and features a light blue background with a repeating pattern of white, black-outlined cartoon clouds.

    Silver Linings Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Signs of Spring" tea towel by Sarah Daugherty features a white nature-inspired bird, butterfly, and leaf pattern on yellow and hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Signs of Spring" by Sarah Daugherty is a yellow recycled kitchen towel with a white and gold nature-themed pattern—frogs, bees, butterflies, birds, flowers, and leaves—and features gathered fabric for gentle folds and shadows.

    Signs of Spring Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Sara Mari "Rainboots in Bloom" tea towel, crafted from recycled materials and featuring colorful flower pots in oval frames, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Rainboots in Bloom by Sara Mari is a white textured tea towel with pastel rain boots filled with flowers, each in an oval scalloped border. Made from recycled materials, this quick-drying towel adds color to your kitchen.

    Rainboots in Bloom Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Danelys Sidron Plumbago tea towel, featuring a blue and green floral design, is draped over a clothesline against a neutral background. The Plumbago tea towel by Danelys Sidron features white textured fabric with light blue flower clusters and green leaves. Gentle folds enhance the floral design, creating a beautiful and practical addition to your kitchen.

    Plumbago Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Pink Florals" tea towel by Katie O'Shea, crafted from recycled materials, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background with a touch of plain white fabric at the top left corner. A close-up of Pink Florals by Katie O'Shea shows a pink and peach floral pattern with overlapping flowers and stems on a textured, recycled fabric tea towel background.

    Pink Florals Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Pears Petals tea towel by Maayan Alper-Swan features bright yellow pears and white flowers with pink centers on a greenish Geoweave fabric made from recycled materials, and has a slightly wrinkled texture. A close-up of the Pears Petals tea towel by Maayan Alper-Swan, featuring white flowers with purple accents on a green and yellow background, printed on one side and backed by white textured Geoweave fabric.

    Pears Petals Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Painted Spring Flowers" tea towel by Teri the Butter features green leaves and white daisies with yellow centers on a white background, hanging on a string against a neutral backdrop. A close-up of Painted Spring Flowers dish towel by Teri the Butter shows textured, absorbent light green fabric with white flowers, yellow centers, small yellow dots, and green leaves.

    Painted Spring Flowers Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Kayla Ann Modd Egg tea towel, featuring a quick-drying fabric and orange-pink oval pattern, hangs on a string. In front, white bowls are stacked on a neutral surface. Close-up of Kayla Ann's Modd Egg: a quick-drying, slightly wrinkled textured fabric made from recycled materials, featuring orange and pink dots in horizontal rows on a white background.

    Modd Egg Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Magnolia" tea towel by Elisabeth Wing, featuring a pink and white floral design on blue and made from recycled materials, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. The Magnolia tea towel by Elisabeth Wing features pink and white magnolias, green leaves, and yellow accents on light blue. Made from recycled materials with a soft watercolor look, it’s stylish and absorbent—ideal for any kitchen task.

    Magnolia Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Elisabeth Wing "Ladybug Leaf" tea towel, featuring a vibrant green leaf and multicolored floral pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a simple neutral background. The Ladybug Leaf kitchen towel by Elisabeth Wing features a white recycled fabric with orange, pink, and blue ladybugs and green leaves. This eco-friendly, textured tea towel adds colorful charm to your home.

    Ladybug Leaf Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Honeybee Heaven tea towel by Sara Mari, crafted from recycled materials, displays a colorful floral and nature-inspired design and hangs on a clothesline against a plain, neutral background. Sara Mari’s “Honeybee Heaven” is a kitchen tea towel crafted from recycled materials, featuring a spring-inspired design with flowers, strawberries, carrots, ladybugs, bees, small plants, and a green snake on a white background.

    Honeybee Heaven Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Pascale Dilger "Golden Grassland" recycled kitchen towel, featuring a yellow floral pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Close-up of Pascale Dilger’s Golden Grassland tea towel, featuring textured white fabric with yellow and orange floral branches. Made from quick-drying recycled materials for a soft, nature-inspired look and added convenience.

    Golden Grassland Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Geometric Garden" quilt by Megan Roy, made from recycled materials, displays star and flower patterns in green, pink, orange, yellow, and blue as it hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of Megan Roy’s Geometric Garden fabric, made from recycled materials, shows textured, draped material with blue squares, white circles, green stars, and orange, pink, and yellow geometric shapes in a repeating pattern.

    Geometric Garden Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Fly Away Butterfly tea towel by Hufton Studio features a white butterfly design on light blue fabric, hanging from a string against a neutral background. It gathers at the top and drapes down, highlighting its quick-drying quality. The Hufton Studio Fly Away Butterfly dish towel features a light blue color with white butterflies and delicate dots. Softly folded, it combines whimsical charm and practical absorbency, perfect for brightening any kitchen.

    Fly Away Butterfly Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Flutter by Butterfly" tea towel by Aubrey Fairchild, featuring a pink and black butterfly wing pattern and made from recycled materials, hangs from a clothesline against a neutral background. Close-up of pink and black butterfly wing patterns on the ultra-absorbent Flutter by Butterfly tea towel by Aubrey Fairchild, crafted from recycled materials in a repeating, overlapping design with delicate line details.

    Flutter by Butterfly Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Lizzie Clark "Flower Fling" tea towel, made from recycled materials, features vibrant red, pink, yellow, blue, and purple flowers. It hangs on a string above a neutral background with stacked white dishes in the lower right corner. The Flower Fling tea towel by Lizzie Clark features a playful pattern of cartoon-style flowers in pink, red, orange, blue, and yellow with bold outlines on textured white fabric made from recycled materials. Folds and shadows add depth.

    Flower Fling Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Field of Wildflowers" tea towel by Ashley Celena, featuring a white floral pattern on yellow and made from recycled materials, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Field of Wildflowers by Ashley Celena is a yellow tea towel with a textured surface and white floral pattern. Made from recycled materials, it features soft gathers that create gentle folds and shadows.

    Field of Wildflowers Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Daffodil Dreams" kitchen towel by Sarah Daugherty, made from white recycled fabric with yellow, pink, and purple floral patterns and green leaves, hangs draped over a line against a plain light background. A close-up of the "Daffodil Dreams" tea towel by Sarah Daugherty—vibrant yellow, pink, and purple florals with green leaves and diagonal lines on a light background. Made from quick-drying recycled materials.

    Daffodil Dreams Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Cottage Garden tea towel by Hufton Studio, made from recycled materials and featuring a white textured fabric with small pink and green flowers, hangs on a clothesline against a plain beige background. The Cottage Garden tea towel by Hufton Studio features a white textured fabric with small light pink and peach flowers and green stems. The ultra-absorbent material is shown in gentle folds.

    Cottage Garden Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Chunky Striped Flower tea towel by Coit Creative, made from recycled materials, features an orange floral pattern and hangs on a thin clothesline against a neutral background. The Chunky Striped Flower tea towel by Coit Creative is made from quick-drying, recycled material and features a white texture with large and small orange five-petaled flowers, each with lined details spaced evenly across the surface.

    Chunky Striped Flower Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Rebecca Bobko "Cherry Blossom" white tea towel, featuring a pink and green floral pattern and made from recycled materials, hangs on a line against a plain beige background. Close-up of the Cherry Blossom tea towel by Rebecca Bobko, featuring a light pink recycled fabric with large pink flowers, green and yellow centers, and subtle white polka dots.

    Cherry Blossom Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Bunch of Pansies" reusable kitchen towel by Pascale Dilger, featuring a colorful pansy flower pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Close-up of Pascale Dilger's eco-friendly "Bunch of Pansies" towel, featuring a textured beige surface with colorful pansy flowers in red, yellow, purple, blue, and green leaves.

    Bunch of Pansies Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Bows and Dots tea towel by Pascale Dilger, made from recycled materials and decorated with colorful octopuses and flowers, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of the Pascale Dilger "Bows and Dots" tea towel, ultra-absorbent in light pink with polka dots and vertical rows of watercolor-style flowers tied with green, yellow, and red bows.

    Bows and Dots Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Sara Mari "Blush Meadows" tea towel, made from recycled materials and adorned with white and orange flowers, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of Blush Meadows by Sara Mari, an ultra-absorbent towel in pink with textured fabric, adorned with simple white daisies featuring yellow centers and scattered brown lines and dots.

    Blush Meadows Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200

Searching for kitchen products sure to make you a hosting hero? Let your personal style shine with prints stunning enough to catch the eye and tough enough to get the job done with ease—every time. Shop abstract patterns, festive favorites, rustic designs, and everything in between! With so many options to choose from, you can set up your kitchen, your way.  

What You’ll Find in Geometry’s Kitchen Collection

  • Quick-drying tea towels made of absorbent, tightly-woven Geoweave™ fabric
  • Compact and powerful bar towels built to work hard 
  • Soft, durable dinner napkin sets made of Geosuede™ fabric
  • Mini-sized dishcloths sold in sets and ready to handle your biggest messes 
  • Not Paper Towels, the economical and environmentally friendly alternative to disposable paper towels, made with less waste and water 
  • Dozens of colorful prints to complement your home’s design
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee with hassle-free returns

    Your kitchen deserves a refresh—we’re here to make it happen. Shake up your routine and start cooking up something special. Find all your handy favorites in the Geometry Kitchen Collection. 


Frequently Asked Questions About Geometry Kitchen Towels


How absorbent are Geometry Kitchen Towels?

Geometry Kitchen Towels are known for being ultra absorbent, super durable, and built for everyday use, with each towel holding 7x its weight in liquid. Their Geoweave™ fabric enables them to easily soak up spills, dry dishes, and more, all while looking stylish on display in your space.

How are Geometry Kitchen Towels manufactured?

Each of our kitchen towels is made from 100% post-consumer goods, using less water, reducing our carbon footprint, and saving plastic bottles from landfills. Crafted from our signature Geoweave™ fabric, every towel is engineered for durability and high performance you can count on.

Will Geometry Kitchen Towels fade over time?

Geometry Kitchen Towels are specifically designed to be fade-resistant, keeping their unique designs in pristine condition—use after use. To keep them looking their best, stick to a mild detergent, avoid washing in hot water, and dry them on low heat.