If ordered and paid for before 21:00 we ship out the same day, next day deliveries in NL and BE, 2-3 days for DE and FR.
If ordered and paid for before 21:00 we ship out the same day, next day deliveries in NL and BE, 2-3 days for DE and FR.
Colorful home textiles made of industry leftovers! When factories dye yarns to weave textiles, they make some extra—just in case—but they often go unused. The Odds & Ends textiles are designed to get the most out of these remainders, creating unexpected color combinations.
– 100% cotton
– suitable for kitchen or bathroom
– 50 x 70 cm
– label allows for hanging
– Made in Portugal
– heavy quality 250 gr/m2
– comes in a 10-pack, €4,50 each
– SKU 7423605311396
€4.50 ex. VAT
Out of stock
€4.50 ex. VAT
Colorful home textiles made of industry leftovers! When factories dye yarns to weave textiles, they make some extra—just in case—but they often go unused. The Odds & Ends textiles are designed to get the most out of these remainders, creating unexpected color combinations.
– 100% cotton
– suitable for kitchen or bathroom
– 50 x 70 cm
– label allows for hanging
– Made in Portugal
– heavy quality 250 gr/m2
– comes in a 10-pack, €4,50 each
– SKU 7423605311396
Availability:
Out of stock
wild weave
A colourful tea towel in a design I call Wild Weave; it refers to the original process of weaving and the archetype tea towel. In this design, many different colors come together in an unexpected but interesting way! The tea towel is woven on a jacquard machine and comes with the same signature edge as the kitchen towel.
colors
As the towels are produced with small batches of industry remainders they vary in color, however, the general palette is always maintained and the towels from a certain color palette will go together easily. The towel you receive might be exactly the same or slightly different from the ones you see in the photos on this page. There are many different colours used in edition #6 allowing it to match with all other odds & ends products.
care
Machine laundry 30 degrees Celsius.
With a cardboard hangtag designed by Rachel Sender.
