Stitch and Tickle Utility Cloth

A huck-a-back weave is a traditional textile technique that creates a textured, honeycomb-like surface. This structure increases the surface area of the fabric, which significantly improves its ability to absorb liquids compared to a flat weave.

The blend combines the best of both fibers: the linen provides exceptional durability and a lint-free finish, while the cotton adds softness and high absorbency. Together, they create a cloth that is both robust enough for daily kitchen tasks and gentle enough for drying delicate glassware.

To maintain the integrity of the fabric, machine wash at 40°C and tumble dry on low heat. Avoid using bleach, as it can weaken the natural fibers, and use a warm iron if you prefer a crisp, pressed look.

Yes, at 22" x 31", this is a generously sized towel. Its dimensions make it versatile enough to serve as a drying mat for dishes, a cover for proofing bread dough, or a standard tea towel for drying large pots and pans.

Because of the high linen content, this towel is much less prone to shedding lint than standard 100% cotton towels. It is an excellent choice for drying glassware and polished surfaces without leaving behind unwanted residue.