Breakfast has been cleared away, a few bowls are still waiting by the sink and the kitchen is quiet again. You reach for the tea towel you chose for its colour, and the last few tasks almost take care of themselves. Isae belongs in this everyday setting: a practical size, recycled cotton and a shade that makes you want to keep it close to hand.
Recycled cotton for kitchen routines
The Isae recycled tea towel is made from 100% recycled cotton. As you dry the dishes, move the towel through your hands to keep a dry area for the last pieces. You can set another towel aside for hands or the worktop, giving each task a clear place in your kitchen routine.
50 × 70 cm to spread out, then put away
Unfolded, the format gives you room to hold a bowl or dry a plate. When the washing-up is finished, spread the towel out to dry rather than leaving it crumpled beside the sink. Once clean and dry, fold it to fit your drawer or place it over a rail. It is a small habit that helps you find a towel ready to use next time.
Choose colours with a role in your home
In a light kitchen, a deeper shade brings a small accent; with coloured cupboard fronts, a quieter tone can connect the scheme. You can also assign a shade to each task or alternate two colours through the wash. Explore the Isae collection for the look and available choices, then check your chosen shade in the product selector.
Wash at 30 °C with straightforward care
Wash at 30 °C without bleach and do not tumble dry. Ironing is allowed up to 150 °C. Check your item’s label before cleaning and allow it to dry naturally. Follow the detergent dosage and textile instructions as you work the towel into your washing routine.
Your questions about the Isae tea towel
Two points about the material and its use.
Does “recycled cotton” mean “organic cotton”?
No. The terms describe different characteristics. Isae is presented as 100% recycled cotton; that composition should not be interpreted as organic cotton certification.
Can I use it to take a dish out of the oven?
This is a kitchen tea towel, not protective equipment against heat. Use an oven glove or pot holder designed for handling a hot dish rather than relying on the towel’s cotton composition.

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