White and Red Piano Stripe Kitchen Towel – MARCH
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Made in France. Charvet has been producing fine linen in Armentières, France, known as the city of fabric, since the early 20th century. Taking cue from their own tradition of industrial fabric production, Charvet began producing linens for the home with a rare quality of the past. 21.5"W x 29"L Machine washable in coo
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