LINO E LINA
Kitchen Cloth - Bitter

New autumn/winter colors
with a chic vibe.

Lino e Lina kitchen cloths are popular for their rich designs and color variations. Made from crisp linen fabric, these cloths feature sleek designs that blend into everyday life. I find them to be a delightful kitchen tool; having several on hand is convenient for changing out and also offers a nice change of pace.
At Kikkake, we carry the standard " Basic " and " Colorful " lineups, as well as the rich hand-printed " Blue " series. Now, we've newly selected "Bitter," which suits the upcoming autumn/winter season. Please do try these out to bring a fresh mood to your cooking and dining table during the colder months.

Soft linen cloths with excellent
water absorption and quick-drying properties.

Linen is a highly suitable material for kitchen cloths due to its excellent water absorption, quick-drying properties, and increased strength when wet. These three "Bitter" cloths have been pre-washed, so there's almost no worry about shrinkage, offering a soft and richly textured feel right from the start.
Additionally, linen contains a lot of pectin, which acts as a binder between fibers. This pectin has coating power and high antibacterial properties, making it resistant to stains and easy to clean. Since it's durable and machine washable, these kitchen cloths are hygienic and can be used for a long time.

Midnight, Marron, Forest.
Three deep, calming colors.

"Midnight" features a deep navy blue with intersecting white lines, reminiscent of a celestial photograph of the night sky. "Marron" showcases a gentle beige and gray ground color highlighted by brown lines. And "Forest" has a subtle green added to a beige background. These three colors complement each other beautifully, and they also pair very well with the beige and yellow colors in our standard lineup.

In addition to drying dishes and hands,
you can place them under cutting boards or drying racks,
or use them as pot holders or accent cloths.

Being generously sized rectangles, their uses are varied: not only for drying dishes and hands while cooking, but also for placing under cutting boards as a non-slip mat, under a dish rack to catch water from washed dishes, or for opening pot lids and holding hot pan handles. Beyond the kitchen, they can be used at the table too, placed under individual plates and cutlery, or as a pot holder, instantly making the setting look stylish.
You can also wrap bento boxes or use them as a privacy screen in the living room, so we hope you enjoy these cloths in various settings.

Product Features and Important Notes

• Due to the product being pre-washed, there may be a difference of approximately 5% from the stated size due to shrinkage during processing.
• As natural fibers are dyed, dark colored products may experience color fading or transfer. For the first wash, we recommend washing separately.
• Leaving the product wet for a long time may cause color fading or transfer, so please avoid doing so.
• Machine washing is possible, but please use a detergent without fluorescent brightening agents and avoid chlorine-based bleaches.
• It is susceptible to fading from direct sunlight, so shade drying is recommended.
• During the manufacturing process, plant fibers or threads of other colors may get mixed in, or the fabric may wrinkle. We appreciate your understanding of these characteristics.
• Please be aware that slubs, which are knots or lumps of tangled fibers, or streaks, may be visible on the fabric surface. If prominent, you can use a sewing needle or similar pointed object to push them to the back of the fabric to make them less noticeable.