Abigail Adams was a feminist two centuries before being a feminist was cool. This hero of the American Revolution deserves a pretty tea towel.

Black ink screen printed on white flour sack kitchen towel.

Our heavyweight towels measure about 30”x30” and are printed by hand in a tiny red barn in Georgia. The fabric for our tea towels and napkins are a premium 58/58 thread count cotton with solid hemming on four sides. That means they stand up to repeated washings and iron smooth for when you have company. Our clean, classic designs are the perfect home decor for a rustic, country farmhouse, an elegant city loft or any home that needs some classic Southern charm.

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