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THE KITCHEN FRIEND - 3 PACK - ROUSSILLON
$69.95
Le Weekend
THE KITCHEN FRIEND - 3 PACK - ROUSSILLON
$69.95
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A 3 pack of Kitchen Friends in our latest season linens, normally valued at 29.95 each.
Designed for everyday use, the Kitchen Friend is both a stylish and practical tea towel for the kitchen. Their extra-large size makes them ideal for draping over a small table (or picnic basket). And they make the perfect gift for that special friend or family member.
100% linen | 65 x 85 cm
Natural cotton hang tag
Each pack includes 1 x Red Earth, 1 x Clay and 1 x Butterscotch
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