Linen Tea Towels Set of 3 – Herb Garden

Linen Tea Towels Herb Garden Set of 3 by Linen Tales

The Linen Tea Towel Herb Garden Set of 3 by Linen Tales combines illustrated eucalyptus sprigs with rich forest green and earthy mustard yellow. The flax is grown in Western Europe, and the fabric undergoes a stone-washing process before cutting, leaving it soft to the touch.

Linen Tea Towels Herb Garden Set of 3 is a trio of kitchen towels from Linen Tales in Vilnius, perfect for drying herbs, tossing salads, and lining bread baskets. Each of the three towels measures 45 by 65 centimeters and features a hanging loop in one corner.

Leaf, root, and the warmth in between

Eucalyptus patterns decorate light-colored fabric with slender sprigs, bringing foliage into the kitchen without the need for watering. Forest Green provides a rich, olive-tinted pine green reminiscent of root systems and moist earth. Mustard raises the temperature of the trio with its earthy yellow hue, preventing the collection from appearing too cool. A herb garden in late summer wears exactly these three colors, just before the perennials bloom and the leaves darken.

Use the tea towels in rotation on cooking days

On a day with guests, you rarely rely on just one towel: one dries freshly washed herbs, the second keeps dough warm, and the third dries the glassware for the table. A bouquet of herbs from the garden brings more moisture than one might expect. If every task fell to the same piece of linen, it would be soaked halfway through prep. With three towels in rotation, one always stays dry, leaving the paper towel roll untouched on the shelf.

Printed, dyed, and sewn in the same country

The leaf pattern is applied to the fabric only after the stone-washing process is complete, ensuring that every sprig stays in place even after many washes. The forest green is dyed in Lithuania, and Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX tests every thread for harmful substances. For the raw material, we rely on EUROPEAN FLAX, which mandates Western European cultivation and documents the origin down to the field. Everything is then sewn in Vilnius, where Linen Tales double-folds every edge and integrates the hanging loop.

A package for Advent, without the crinkle of paper

By the end of the year, every cooking enthusiast eventually receives a new spice jar, while a set of kitchen towels is actually put to use. Because Linen Tales rolls each piece individually in a paper band, the gift arrives already wrapped. Three rolls side by side look like a gift without the need for ribbons or wrapping paper. A piece of kitchen twine keeps the roll closed, and the paper is easily removed. What lies under the tree is something that will last well beyond January.

40-degree gentle cycle

Wash the linen tea towels at 40 degrees in the machine and use a spin speed of no more than 600 rpm to help the fabric retain its shape. Use a mild detergent without bleach, as bleach attacks both the mustard yellow and forest green colors as well as the printed sprigs. Air drying is the gentlest method; if using a dryer, set it to a low temperature and remove the towels while still damp. Skip the fabric softener, as it leaves a film on the fibers and reduces absorbency.

Linen Tea Towels Herb Garden Set of 3 – Materials and Dimensions

• Contents – 3 tea towels in Eucalyptus, Forest Green, and Mustard
• Origin – woven and sewn in Lithuania
• Material – 100% linen, EUROPEAN FLAX certified
• Testing – Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX
• Size – 45 x 65 cm each
• Fabric density – 215 g/m², patterned towel 185 g/m²
• Care – machine wash at 40 °C, do not use fabric softener

Because linen is a natural crop, the green and yellow tones can vary slightly from batch to batch, and the printed background may occasionally be a shade lighter. You can find the same colors individually in the tea towels from Linen Tales if you need to replace one after a year at the stove.