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Unser Laden in Berlin bleibt leider ab Freitag 13.30 bis Dienstag geschlossen. Die Bestellungen werden am Montag gesendet.

Our shop in Berlin is closed from Friday 13:30 until Tuesday. Orders will be sent on Monday.

Désolé, notre magasin de Berlin est fermé ce vendredi dès 13h30 jusqu'à mardi. Les commandes seront expédiées ce lundi.

Waffle Linen Towels

Sometimes the only luxury you need is a hot bath or a nice warm shower e.g. after a walk in the nature or a jogging round. That's why we now offer you airy soft linen towels, classically woven in a waffle design. The great thing about these linen towels is that the waffle design provides quick absorption, making for a soft and quick drying experience. Even more, these beautiful waffle towels (100% linen) are nice and lightweight and super for traveling. These towels are lovingly woven in Lithuania from Lithuanian linen.

Advantages of 100% linen waffle towels at a glance:

Natural & anti-allergenic material
Made of 100% pre-washed linen
Absorb moisture quickly
Dry quickly
Light weight: 200-215g/sqm
Pretty and classic (like at grandma's)
Made in Vilnius (Lithuania, in the Baltics)
Available in different colors
Good size: 100x140cm

Made in the EU

65,00 €

incl. 19% Tax, excl. Shipping Costs

Dimensions:

140 × 100 × 0 cm

Weight:

570 g

Options

blue fog waffle linen cloth

65,00 €

incl. 19% Tax, excl. Shipping Costs

ligth grey linen towel

65,00 €

incl. 19% Tax, excl. Shipping Costs

65,00 €

incl. 19% Tax, excl. Shipping Costs

65,00 €

incl. 19% Tax, excl. Shipping Costs

Baltic Linen

Linen production has a long tradition in Lituania. Traditional flax growing and linen production techniques are a significant part of Lithuanian heritage. At the same time linen is a much more sustainable alternative to cotton. Linen is made from the fibres of the flax plant. Since hundreds of years linen is valued for its high absorbency and quick drying. The Baltic and particularly Lithuanian, climate has always been perfectly suited to growing quality flax. We get our linen products from two sources in Lithuania.

Linas AB
Linas AB is the largest linen textiles producer in Lithuania and the Baltic States. Since 1957 deep traditions and long-lived work experience are uphold (under the label Linas since 1993). With our Linas products we offer customers, who value naturalness and modernity, high quality 100% linen, linen/cotton, white, dyed or printed fabrics for home textiles. The company currently employs over 200 highly-qualified specialists. Since 2003 Linas has been working according to universally accepted quality requirements which correspond to OEKO-TEX 100 standards.

Linen Tales
Linen Tales (or Baltic Flax) is a family business that has been operating for more than 30 years. The founders started trading flax fibers because of their passion for Lithuanian linen traditions. Over time, Linen Tales has evolved into a "full-service linen producer". Today, the family-owned company creates and produces home textiles and clothing collections from linen (flax) for small and medium-sized companies, supplies international brands and stores with European linen fabrics. The company offers full service up to finishing of linen (dyeing, printing, etc.). Their deep knowledge of linen, own production in Lithuania, small company size and high open-mindedness have allowed Linen Tales (Baltic Flax) to become a flexible and innovative production partner for many customers*. For Linen Tales, tradition goes hand in hand with innovation and success through collaboration. Linen Tales is proud of its products and takes responsibility for ensuring that they meet high quality standards. Linen Tales knows its goals and is not afraid to continually make demands on itself and others to achieve them and move forward.
Linen Tales was first introduced to the world in the home of the founders*. To show that the new look makes the home more beautiful, the founders* opened their living room doors to anyone who wanted to visit. They wanted to show how beautiful linen can be by combining the tradition and history of linen (flax) with a modern interior and contemporary designs. It all started with a reinterpretation of the fabric in a 16th century building. The founders wanted to preserve the Lithuanian linen traditions. The formula was more colors and softness. And it worked. What started as a small home store quickly became a brand with customers all over the world. Linen, a wonderful natural product from the Baltic region.

Brand:

Baltic Linen