What people say.

Bought two in Mid. They’re heavier than any tea towel I own and the squares are all slightly different, which is the point. Arrived in two days.

Used them for my mum’s 70th. Four people asked where they were from. The deep blue is very deep.

Lovely towel. The Pale is paler than it looked on my phone, so check the close-up photo. I’d buy Mid next time.

Expensive, and worth it. It came wrapped in paper with a card saying which batch it was from and how many dips. It’s on our bed now.

I wear it over my hair most days. Washed it a few times now and the blue has gone softer, not patchy.

Good heavy linen and the envelope back sits flat. The diamonds line up with the corners of the cushion.

Proper apron, long ties, pocket-free which I prefer. The stitched lines look like wood grain from a distance.

Ordered the 220. I emailed to ask about the length and Ruth replied the same morning with a photo of one on their own table.

Present for my sister who cooks. She’s refusing to use it on actual dishes.

Beautiful. One napkin had a slightly smaller starburst than the others. I didn’t mind but some might.

The lines really do look like rain. First wash: a bit of blue came out, as the card said it would. None since.

The Pale is a lovely washed-out blue, nice on a grey sofa. Bought a second in Deep to go with it.

Fine cotton, lots of tiny dots. A little smaller than I expected, it’s 55 cm, so measure if you want it round your neck.

I drove over to collect it. They showed me the vat. It smells of the vat for a week, then it doesn’t.

L–XL fits me at 6′2″. Heavy enough to take a splash of hot fat without me noticing.

You can just see where the two halves meet if you look, which they tell you about. I like knowing that.