Banish the paper towels: Teroforma’s towels, cloths, and aprons stand ready to do the work. Woven by Siulus Weavers, Lithuania’s oldest linen mill, they’re made of durable long-fiber flax that gets softer the more you wash it.
Above: Pastry Stripe Kitchen Towels, sold in sets of two for $22, are ideal for draping over rising bread dough and drying glassware (without leaving a lint trail). They’re made of a linen-cotton blend.
Above: Post-wash, they take on a pleasingly rumpled look.
Above: Teroforma’s Neat & Clean Kitchen Cloths are 100-percent long-fiber flax linen. Designed as a substitute for sponges and synthetic wipes, they’re made for mopping up spills and wiping off counters.
Above: The clothes are loosely woven and dry quickly (without trapping odors). They get softer and denser with use. At left, a stack of unwashed kitchen cloths, and at right, a washed stack.
Above: They’re sold in sets of two for $25 and come in eight colors (each paired with one in natural).
Above: Teroforma’s linen and cotton Stuga Apron, $59, has an adjustable neck strap and a pocket with a towel loop.
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