Folkulture Christmas Kitchen Towels or Dish Towels for Kitchen, 20 x 26 Inches Modern Tea Towels or Dish Cloths with Hanging Loop, Set of 3 Cotton Dishcloth for Farmhouse Decor, Falala

These towels were of very high quality fabric, and the designs and color are perfect. They are a good size and could even be used as a small table runner, or in the bread basket.

Great and festive towels!

I have these in the ‘Monaco’ assortment of colors. These towels have a quality feel and look to them and are very nice in my kitchen, the colors are just right. They are long enough to hang over the oven door handle without sliding off on to the floor when someone is at the stove. They also have handy loops sewn into the corner of each towel for hanging on a hook. These large tea towels are 100% cotton and dry quickly. I’ll also use them to line and cover baskets of bread. They add a sweet, fresh upgrade to my kitchen. I am very happy with this find.

I mainly just got these for decoration in my kitchen. They match the other decor and are a nice large size. I used one like a mat on the table to place some center pieces on. Worked out well.

Print is fine and ultimately why I got them, but it’s cut and sewn so poorly that you can’t even symmetrically fold it to hang nicely. Like whoever put it together had no idea what they’re doing with a sewing machine.

Litterally bought these for the tree towel that I have to put on the counter like a lame-o. The tree pic is printed all on the whooooole towel.. u fold it and hang it and it’s upside down and looks retarded. Highly disappointed… like I was mad… but now it’s whatevs. These people need to understand how hand towels are used. Not very absorbable… but looks cute…kinda

I really love the look of these dish towels, but they are clearly for decorative purposes only. They are really thin and don’t absorb anything, but great for holiday decorations, which is what I wanted.

This towel is definitely green and red. The picture makes the red look sort of pink. The biggest downside is that the Christmas tree takes up the entire towel. Look at the pictures closely, as the first one is sort of misleading. The tree taking up the entire towel means that if you fold it in half to hang, you’re only getting the very bottom half of the tree. The ideal situation would have been two trees on either end with the tops meeting in the center so no matter how you hang it, you see a tree.