Our "Skin Equality" printed tea towel celebrates the beauty of all skin tones while promoting racial equality. Plus, each purchase helps us raise money for a wonderful, non-profit: The National Coalition of 100 Black Women (Metro Atlanta Chapter).
* 100% of my own profits from the sale of my "Skin Collection" items will be donated to the NCBW's "Teens On The Move" scholarship, which provides financial resources, skills training, and community support to at-risk, high school-aged Black women in Atlanta. *
This philanthropic, geometric-printed tea towel is proudly handmade in the USA from a durable and soft linen/cotton fabric.
You'll love the contemporary and meaningful "Skin Equality" print on this inclusive dish towel!
- "Skin Equality" print design by Shelley Schmidt
- Skin tone shades of brown, tan, peach, and white
- 55% linen/45% cotton
- Approximately 17" x 26"
- Features 1 corner hanging loop
- Digitally printed in the USA using Eco-friendly inks
- Joyfully Made in the USA
Our patterned kitchen tea towels are playful, practical and Eco-friendly - making them great gifts for just about anyone!
Every tea towel we make features an Eco-friendly hanging loop in 1 corner, which is made out of excess linen/cotton fabric scraps in order to reduce textile waste during production.
We design all of our own prints and each of our textile designs is digitally printed onto fabrics, exclusively for us, right here in the USA. We choose to print our tea towels using digital printing because it uses much less water and creates less waste than other printing methods. Talk about a win-win!
Each kitchen tea towel that we make is joyfully cut and sewn in small batches in Madison, WI, by a small group of independent sewists who are paid fairly for their work. Slight variations in size & construction are part of this product's handmade charm.
Our handmade towels can be used for so much more than drying dishes! Use them as fun and festive cloth napkins, placemats, bathroom hand towels...even for wrapping small presents using the Japanese Furoshiki method!
