Geometry

Recycled post-consumer materials go into every Geometry tea towel, a line brothers Matt and Jason Gutierrez launched in fall 2019. The prints come from artists and designers around the world.

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About Geometry

Founded
2019
Known for
printed tea towels made from recycled materials

Matt and Jason Gutierrez, brothers with several businesses behind them, launched Geometry in the fall of 2019. The towels are woven from recycled post-consumer materials into a fabric the company calls Geoweave, and Geometry says each towel means 3.5 fewer plastic bottles in landfills.

Patterns come from artists and designers around the world, with new collections added monthly.

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What are Geometry tea towels made of?

Geometry makes its towels from recycled post-consumer materials, meaning materials recovered or diverted from the waste stream after people had already used them, rather than scraps left over during manufacturing. The company says each towel means 3.5 fewer plastic bottles in landfills. That recycled material is woven into a fabric Geometry calls Geoweave.

How do Geometry tea towels perform in the kitchen?

Geometry says its towels are engineered for higher absorbency, meaning they soak up more liquid, along with quicker drying and strong cleaning performance. The company also says they wash easily and come out of the dryer wrinkle free. Geometry says the fabric handles jobs from drying dishes and wiping spills to leaving windows streak free.

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