Kitchen towel – Elysee Tricolore

Kitchen Towel – Elysee – Le Jacquard Francais

The Le Jacquard Francais Elysee kitchen towel is a checkered towel made of 100% cotton in the Tricolore, France's national colors: blue - white - red. It is made of waffle piqué and measures 54x38cm, featuring a woven label for easy hanging in your kitchen.

Inspired by the Élysée Palace and the French way of life, the Elysee collection evokes gingham, a checkered tablecloth in the Vichy pattern. This was the typical table covering in the guinguettes, the popular taverns and outdoor restaurants that served traditional cuisine al fresco along France's major rivers during the summer.

This waffle piqué towel will give your kitchen a dynamic and elegant "à la française" touch! In waffle piqué, the warp and weft threads are interwoven in such a way that their pattern resembles honeycomb. While the honeycomb weave shrinks significantly more during the first wash, it then becomes softer and much more absorbent than traditionally woven dishcloth fabric. This makes this towel an optimal kitchen towel. Thus, the Le Jacquard Francais dish towel combines tradition and modernity. You will love it.

Matching the Tricolore kitchen towel, there is a kitchen towel and an apron, as well as a towel with the first line of the French national anthem.

The Le Jacquard kitchen towel can be wonderfully washed at up to 60 degrees, making it truly suitable for everyday use and a great help to you. To preserve the quality, you should preferably avoid using fabric softener and tumble drying, as the towel is made of combed cotton yarn, which makes it particularly soft and pliable.

Le Jacquard Kitchen Towel – Tricolore

• Color: blue-white-red checkered
• Quality: 100% cotton
• Care: Machine wash up to 60 °C
• Size: approx. 54cm x 38cm
• Woven and sewn in France

Weaving art à la française – Tradition since 1861

The history of Le Jacquard Francais goes back to 1861, when Benjamin Baer opened a fabric trade in Gérardmer in the French Vosges. In 1928, his successors, the Nathan Lévy weaving mill, expanded the trade to include a bleaching plant, as white linen was in great demand at the time. In 1968, the company was acquired by the ELIS Group, which purchased more than 50 looms for weaving jacquard fabrics and launched the Le Jacquard Francais brand. As the quintessence of creative and technical expertise, the dish towels are woven with the greatest care in the textile factory in the Vosges and then sewn there. The products are of excellent quality and are woven from 100% cotton. The combed long fibers result in a soft, very smooth, and durable fabric. The fineness of the silky soft yarns gives the designs unparalleled brilliance and precision.