Tea Towels, Bihar, Grey
£24.00 £12.00
With Bihar, doing the dishes is a breeze. This set of 2 tea towels from House Doctor is made of soft and absorbent OEKO-TEX® 100 certified cotton. A light waffle knit structure and wide, grey stripe at the edges complete the design. Thanks to the neutral and timeless colours, the tea towels have no problem blending in with your kitchen décor and create a relaxed, everyday feel. Combined with our Bihar cloths, your kitchen gets a cohesive look with practical and stylish textiles.
Size: l: 75 cm, w: 55 cm
Units: 2
Material: Cotton
Item number: 204035051
Care: Normal wash 60 degrees
EAN: 5707644715448
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Please send all returns to CollardManson, 125 Devonshire Street, Sheffield, S3 7SB.
All returns must be in the original packaging and in an unused condition. If there is a indication that the items have been used, they will be returned to the customer without refund.
Please note that we are unable to accept returns or exchanges on pierced earrings.
The customer will be reimbursed for the cost of the product only. Please allow up to 10 days for refunds.
We are not responsible for goods lost in transit.
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