Snowy Days Red

The snowflakes are drawn big and loose, in two reds — a deep one and a softer coral — scattered across white. At that scale they stop looking like weather and start looking like flowers, which is why this reads as festive without reading as Christmas. There's no green anywhere on it, and no holly. That's what buys it a longer season than most red-and-white prints get: out in early December, still right in January, and frankly still right in February. Good for anyone who likes a red kitchen at the holidays and then wants the kitchen back, and good as the second towel for someone who already owns something greener. Why It Works Two reds on white, no green — festive without committing to Christmas Snowflakes drawn large enough to read as flowers, which is why it lasts past December Comes out in December and still looks right in February Holds seven times its weight and doesn't wrinkle Perfect For Anyone who wants red in the kitchen for the holidays and not a Christmas scene Hostess gifts from the first party through the New Year The second towel alongside a green one Small gifts and stocking fillers that get used Cookie-baking afternoons and the mess afterwards Details Geoweave™ fabric, tightly woven from post-consumer recycled materials Single-sided print Holds 7x its weight in liquid Printed in California Each towel keeps about 3.5 plastic bottles out of landfill Dimensions18" x 30" CareMachine wash cold or warm with mild detergent. No bleach, no fabric softener. Tumble dry low. Do not iron. Wash with other microfiber where you can, and dry separately from cotton to avoid lint.