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Tea towels — painted lemons, olive branches, a scattered garden print, and a set of coastal drawings from a Cornish studio. Sophie Allport draws hers from a studio in Lincolnshire; the coastal set is organic cotton, printed with LIGA's own drawings.
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The difference worth knowing is fibre. Plain cotton starts a little crisp and softens over a season of washes. A linen-cotton blend is less absorbent in the hand but far quicker to let go of water, which is the whole job, and the linen leaves a slight slub in the cloth.
So: cotton if you want a cloth that improves, linen-cotton if you want a glass dried without anything left on it. These are the ones that replace whatever is already fraying on the oven rail.
Already composed
The ready-made Curated Collections, in three sizes. We choose the pieces and compose them to a price rather than to a list, and what arrives is wrapped and unrevealed until opening. How a Curated Collection works.
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