Certified Organic Cotton
Kitchen Towels & Dish Towels

Certified organic cotton. Sweatshop-free. Natural color—unbleached & undyed. $5–$9.
Please click here for Organic Linen Kitchen Towels (19"x24") & Tea Towels (18"x28")

Code:	RG010, RG011
Fabric:	100% certified organic cotton honeycomb (waffle) fabric. Quick drying. Full absorbency kicks in after a few washings (we did not chemically strip off the natural oils present in cotton fiber, so it takes a few washings to reach full absorbency).
Made in:	Europe. Sweatshop-free.
Price:	Kitchen Towel (19" x 24"): $10.00 each; $9.50 each for 3 or more; $9.00 each for 6 or more; $8.00 each for 24 or more. Dish Towel (11" x 11") $6.50 each; $6.00 each for 6 or more.
Sizes:	Kitchen Towel: 19" x 24" Dish Cloth: 11" x 11"
Colors:	Ecru Natural (unbleached & undyed) No heavy metals or harsh chemicals were used in production.
Care:	Machine wash using mild biodegradable detergent. Hang or lay flat to dry. Tumble dry on low/gentle cycle; remove before dry.

Product Description:

• How are these organic cotton kitchen towels different?
  
  They are made from 100% certified organic cotton in Europe by Rawganique under sweatshop-free conditions.

Our organic cotton honeycomb kitchen & dish towel measures 19" by 24" approximately. It is completely unbleached & undyed for true purity. It may take a few washings to rid the kitchen towels of natural cotton oils before they become fully absorbent. We chose not to remove the natural cotton oils with chemicals during production (as many manufacturers do), opting instead to let daily use and washings do the job.

Our Organic Kitchen & Dish Towels are sold individually for $9 each or in a set of three for $24. The honeycomb stitch pattern of our premium 100% organic cotton kitchen and dish towels makes short work of scrubbing and drying counters, dishes, tables, etc...; the whole cloth is fast drying and easy to wash: throw them in the laundry and wash hot or boil in a pan of water. Our organic cotton kitchen and dish towels are very durable and will withstand everyday use for years.

"Cotton pesticides can enter the human food chain via cotton seed oil used in processed foods. The meat and dairy products from cows fed cottonseed meal, trash from cotton gins and cotton straw may also contain pesticides that were to cotton, the most heavily pesticided of any crop." Read more.

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