Kitchen textiles

Tea Towels for Embroidery and Custom Kitchen Textiles

Aprons, tea towels, pot holders and oven gloves in fabric, several made from recycled material, with your logo embroidered or marked by screen printing, transfer or PU label. Embroidered tea towels work well as client gifts, as kit for a kitchen team or to support a product campaign.

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25 models ready to carry your logo.

They can be branded with screen printing, transfer screen printing, digital transfer, sublimation, embroidery or pu label. Minimum order of £83.40 excluding VAT per quote.

12 colours

Negro
Blanco
Gris
Azul
Azul marino
Rojo
Rosa
Verde
Amarillo
Naranja
Marrón
Beige y natural

Embroidery that survives the wash

The thread is stitched into the fabric, so the logo stays put wash after wash. It is the technique that makes most sense on an item used every day, such as an apron or a tea towel.

Recycled material options

Some of the models are made from recycled fabric, such as the Impact AWARE recycled cotton apron or the Tome apron in GRS recycled canvas. A few also hold amfori BSCI certification.

Apron, tea towel or oven glove

You can mix different pieces in one order to put together a kitchen set. The minimum order is £83.40 excl. VAT, counting all products together.

Kitchen aprons, tea towels and oven gloves folded on a wooden worktop

Who it is for and where it gets used

Embroidered kitchen textiles work as a corporate gift for clients in food, hospitality or homeware, and as a simple uniform for teams who cook or serve at events, tastings and cooking shows. An apron with a logo also suits staff onboarding and Christmas hampers.

Because the item stays in the kitchen at home, your brand is seen every time it is used. Combining apron, tea towel and oven glove in one batch makes a fuller gift without complicating the order.

Close-up of the texture of a canvas apron and a cotton tea towel on a table

Fabrics and marking techniques

Every model is made of fabric: cotton, recycled cotton, recycled canvas and quilted textile with a silicone grip in the case of the oven gloves. There are brands such as VINGA and XD Collection, in Essential and Plus ranges, and colours running from white and grey to black, navy, red, green or brown.

Embroidery gives relief and durability; screen printing and screen transfer suit logos with few colours; digital transfer reproduces gradients and the PU label gives a discreet, smart finish. The catalogue price already includes one-colour marking in the standard area.

How to choose tea towels for embroidery and other kitchen textiles

Type of piece: The apron is the most visible and shows off embroidery best; tea towels, pot holders and oven gloves complete a set or serve as a smaller touch.
Material: If sustainability matters in your campaign, choose from the recycled-material models, and check whether the product page lists amfori BSCI certification.
Marking technique: Embroidery for durability and relief, screen printing or transfer for flat logos, digital transfer for many colours and PU label for a understated finish.
Fabric colour: Pick a colour that contrasts with your logo: a light embroidery stands out on black, navy or brown, and a dark one on white or grey.

Tea Towels for Embroidery and Custom Kitchen Textiles

Embroidery that survives the wash

Recycled material options

Apron, tea towel or oven glove

Who it is for and where it gets used

Fabrics and marking techniques

How to choose tea towels for embroidery and other kitchen textiles

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