RUVANTI Flour Sack Towels 6 Pack 28x28 Inch 100 Cotton Tea Towel Reusable Machine Washable Absorbent BarTowels -

This are great towels! They really absorb and hold up well. They dry so well and really quickly. I like how big they are, too, and the color is really attractive. I think these would make a great housewarming gift. Don’t use fabric softener, and they’ll keep working for a long time. (This is my 2nd set!) Highly recommend! Read more

I recently purchased the RUVANTI Flour Sack Towels 12 Pack (28 x 28 Inches) in Camel, and they’ve quickly become a star in my monochromatic vintage kitchen! These 100% cotton, ring-spun dish towels are not only incredibly functional but also add the perfect retro touch to my “Shawnee Vintage” and “Groovy Second Chances” aesthetic. These towels are super absorbent, making drying dishes, wiping counters, or cleaning up spills a breeze. Whether I’m drying my hands after prepping a meal or polishing vintage glassware for display, they handle it all without leaving streaks or lint. The generous 28 x 28-inch size is ideal for tackling big messes or even using as a makeshift placemat for my morning coffee setup. The camel color is absolutely stunning—a warm, neutral tone that fits seamlessly into my monochromatic kitchen decor. It complements my mustard yellow accents and wooden shelves, giving off that cozy, 1970s-inspired vibe I love. The towels look so stylish draped over my oven handle or folded on the counter, they’re practically decor on their own! I’ve washed them multiple times, and they hold up beautifully. They’re machine washable, soft yet durable, and haven’t faded or frayed, even with frequent use. The ring-spun cotton feels high-quality, and I appreciate the eco-friendly material, aligning with my sustainable lifestyle. This 12-pack is a fantastic value, giving me plenty to rotate through while keeping my kitchen looking cohesive. I’ve even used a couple for DIY projects, like wrapping homemade bread gifts for friends, which ties into my upcycling passion. These towels are a must-have for anyone who loves a functional, vintage-inspired kitchen. Thank you, RUVANTI, for creating such versatile, stylish, and hardworking towels! They’re a summer staple in my home and get two paws up from my Pitsky, Easton, who loves lounging nearby while I cook. Highly recommend these to anyone looking to elevate their kitchen with a retro flair! #VintageKitchen #RUVANTITowels Read more

I had read someone else's review about the amount of dye that washes out of these towels, so I appreciated being forewarned. I put 3 of these towels in a basin to wash by hand and was shocked by the amount of dye that came out. After 4 rinses I had most of it out. Just be sure to wash separately before you use them. Otherwise, they are of decent quality, not too thin, very absorbent, large square size, pretty turquoise color. Very good value for the price. Would buy again. Read more

I would not consider these true "flour sack towels" They are cotton, they work, but they are much thinner than a true flour sack towel. Love the color, and the price. Have not noticed any shrinkage personally and I washed before using them. Quality I would say is okay but with how thin they are I imagine they will not last as long as my other flour sack towels. The color however is LOVELY. Read more

Ruvanti flour sack towels are of great quality n absorb quickly They look great on n didn’t shrink at all They clean great n the durability of this towel is a 10 out of 10 My recommendation to everyone looking for a great n beautiful towel should buy Ruvanti flour sack towels! I’m purchasing them again Read more

Good value for the project I needed to complete. They are typical tea towel thin, but absorb as much as you’d expect from a tea towel. I Should have washed them a few times before adding with other laundry as they did bleed a bit. My fault for being absent minded. Read more

These towels are a great deal for the price you get a lot in one pack, and they’re nice and thin as described, which is perfect for many kitchen hobbies. However, I use them as a sourdough baker to line my bowls during cold fermentation and I’ve noticed that the green dye tends to leach into my dough during cold fermentation. I’ve also seen the dye transfer onto other items in the wash. If you’re using them for general kitchen use, like cleaning or even a barrier for hot pans or covering a basket they’re solid. But for direct food contact, I’d recommend dye-free towels instead! Read more

Excellent quality sack cloths large enough to wrap 2 loaves of bread, cover 2 loaves while they rise, it can cover a large bowl or use it for anything. Read more