Decorative Dish & Tea Towels

Make your kitchen more vibrant with catstudio’s hand-woven dish and tea towels. Our kitchen dish towels are printed in 12 vibrant colors, making cleanup a breeze with their absorbent, handwoven fabric.

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Why Choose Our Dish Towels?

They’re practical and eco-friendly. Framed with hand embroidery, each kitchen towel narrates a unique tale. They’re neatly packaged in an organdy gift pouch, perfect for gifting. Explore our collection today!

Hand-Drawn Originals

Catstudio goes beyond the basics. Every design is personally crafted with an insider’s touch, paying attention to the tiniest details. We’ve collaborated with mayors, locals, friends, customers, business owners, and families—just like yours—to create designs that locals proudly showcase and visitors carry as cherished keepsakes.

Versatile Uses

These towels are kitchen essentials. A fun and functional tea towel! They’re perfect for your kitchen, bar, or your guest bathroom! Hang them on oven handles or keep one close to the fridge for easy access. They can also be used as napkins or wrapping paper, which can be easily used again. Additionally, they can be used as pot holders or hand towels.

Just toss them in with cold water on a gentle cycle to care for them. Skip the bleach and either tumble dry on low or let them air dry. It's simple and effective to keep our hand-woven details in top shape. 

Best for Gifting

Surprise a loved one! Our dish towels make a thoughtful gift, perfect for occasions like Valentine’s Day, Christmas, or other giving holidays. You can also offer them as guest wedding gifts to celebrate the location or as an alma mater. Share the joy of catstudio’s unique kitchen textiles with those close to your heart.

They are themed to help you celebrate memorable locations, colleges, holidays, and more. Catstudio has something to suit every kitchen. 

Grab Your Favorite Dish Towel Today

Got questions? Check out our FAQs, or simply reach out to us. Enjoy a hassle-free checkout and explore our gift cards or catalog for the perfect present. You can’t miss having it on your wishlist.

Shop now and celebrate meaningful locations that are dear to you!

Frequently Asked Questions

Best to check the care label and follow those instructions. Many can machine wash using mild detergent, and either air dried or tumble dry on low heat. Remove while still a bit damp to avoid wrinkling.
A dish towel, also called a tea towel, is an absorbent cloth used in the kitchen for drying dishes, hands, and surfaces. Typically made of cotton or linen, it's versatile for various kitchen tasks, like handling hot pans or covering dough. Dish towels come in different sizes and are easily washable and reusable.
There is no significant difference between a tea towel and a dish towel; the terms are often used interchangeably. Both are absorbent cloths used in the kitchen for drying dishes, hands, and surfaces.
To wring out a dish towel, wet it, hold opposite corners, twist in opposite directions, apply pressure if needed, and repeat if necessary. Avoid excessive force to prevent damage.
There's often no practical difference between a tea towel and a dish towel, and the terms are used interchangeably. However, some may prefer the term "tea towel" for a decorative or finer-quality cloth used in the kitchen, while "dish towel" might be associated with a more utilitarian, everyday use towel. Ultimately, the choice between them is a matter of personal preference and style.
Hang your dish towel on a towel bar, drawer or appliance handles, hooks, or over the oven door for easy access in the kitchen.
  • To showcase a cute dish towel in your kitchen, consider these simple and creative ideas:
  • Fold and Drape: Fold the dish towel neatly and drape it over the edge of a countertop or kitchen island, allowing the cute design to be visible.
  • Use as a Hanging Decoration: Attach the dish towel to a decorative hook or peg on the wall, treating it as a functional and stylish kitchen decoration.
  • Incorporate into Table Settings: Fold the dish towel and use it as a charming napkin or place setting decoration during meals.
  • Coordinate with Kitchen Decor: Choose a dish towel that complements your kitchen's color scheme or theme, enhancing the overall visual appeal.
  • Layer with Other Towels: If you have first dish towels, layer them over each other on a towel rack for a playful and colorful display.
  • Remember to change or wash the dish towel regularly to keep it looking fresh and clean while still showcasing its cute design.
A standard dish towel typically measures around 16 to 18 inches in width and 24 to 30 inches in length.
Dish towels should be washed regularly, ideally every few days or more frequently if they become heavily soiled. Regular washing helps prevent the buildup of bacteria and germs on the towel, maintaining a hygienic kitchen environment. If a dish towel is used for specific tasks like wiping up spills or handling raw meat, it's advisable to wash it after each use to avoid cross-contamination. Always follow the care instructions on the towel label for the best washing practices.
Always check the care label for specific instructions. To soften a dish towel, try adding fabric softener, soaking in a vinegar solution, using baking soda, tossing in a dryer sheet, air-drying, or using a commercial fabric softener.
A dish towel is a larger, absorbent cloth used in the kitchen for drying dishes, hands, and surfaces. A washcloth is a smaller cloth primarily used for personal hygiene, such as washing the face or body in the bathroom.