Kitchen towel, dish towel, drying towel

Consisting of: 10 pieces.

Material: Half-linen (45% linen and 55% cotton)
Material thickness / Weight: 200 g/m²
Color / Finish: blue-white checkered
Size / Content: 50 x 70 cm

Dish towel DIN G29
Certified according to Öko-Tex Standard 100.
We are often asked: What exactly are "Grubentücher"? What is the difference between dish towels and drying towels? Here is our explanation of the meaning of "Grubentuch":
They were hand towels made of cotton or linen designed to withstand heavy use. Originally, they were commonly used in the "Kaue" (the changing room for miners, usually located directly at or above the mine shaft). The towels were popular here due to their high weave density, which helped protect food from dust (since there were no plastic lunch boxes back then). As the excavation in mining is often referred to as a "Grube," the towels got their name.
Today, Grubentücher are also very popular in gastronomy and households due to their durability and absorbency, serving as dish towels, drying towels, or for polishing glasses. Additional benefits include being boil-proof and generally resistant to chlorine. The patterns created during weaving also help to conceal stains.