Winter Skiing Trip

This is a scene rather than a pattern — a whole illustrated hill, with a red chairlift running across the top on its cable, skiers coming down in small bright jackets, dark pines along the edges and a pale blue sky above the snow. It hangs like a small picture, and people look at it the way they look at a picture, which is not a thing most kitchen towels manage. It also isn't a Christmas towel, and that's the useful part. Nothing on it refers to the holiday, so it goes up in December and stays through the actual ski season, when the rest of the winter linens have been boxed. Obvious for anyone with a place in the mountains, a season pass, or the annual trip they talk about all year. Why It Works An illustrated scene, not a repeat — it hangs like a picture No holiday references, so it stays out through January and February The red chairlift gives the eye somewhere to land in all that snow Holds seven times its weight and dries fast, which a ski-house kitchen needs Perfect For The family with a mountain place or an annual ski trip Ski-house hostess gifts and rental-house thank-yous Anyone with a season pass A winter gift that isn't Christmas and doesn't expire Après-ski and hot-chocolate afternoons 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.