Vogue

Vogue Heavy Tea Towel with Coloured Border

SKU: E915
Barcode: 5050984049736

£2.69(£3.23 inc VAT)

Colour: Red
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The Vogue Heavy Tea Towel is a thick polycotton cloth designed for everyday use in commercial kitchens. Available with either a red or blue border, it follows the colour-coding conventions commonly used in professional kitchens to separate cloths by task or area, reducing the risk of cross-contamination.

In a working kitchen, tea towels take a great deal of punishment — repeated washing, heavy use during service, contact with hot equipment, and constant handling. The heavier construction of this cloth holds up better under that kind of daily demand than lighter domestic alternatives, remaining absorbent and intact through a proper laundry cycle.

  • Polycotton construction for durability and absorbency
  • Coloured border supports kitchen colour-coding systems
  • Generous size suitable for drying, handling, and general service use
  • Withstands repeated commercial laundering

These cloths are best suited to kitchens that go through a reasonable volume of tea towels each service — cafés, restaurants, pub kitchens, and contract catering operations. They are typically bought in bulk to maintain a clean rotation throughout the day. For higher-turnover sites, it is worth considering whether a heavier or larger cloth would better suit your throughput.

If you are unsure how many cloths to stock or which specification best suits your kitchen's workflow, the team is happy to help you work that out.

Frequently asked questions

How many tea towels should a commercial kitchen stock per service?

It varies by operation, but most kitchens running a full service will go through more cloths than they expect. A common approach is to have enough clean cloths to rotate freely without waiting on laundry — for a busy kitchen, that often means stocking in dozens rather than ones or twos.

Are these suitable for use with colour-coding hygiene systems?

Yes. The coloured border makes them straightforward to assign by task or zone — for example, keeping red-bordered cloths to one area and blue to another. This supports standard kitchen hygiene protocols without requiring any additional labelling.

How well do these hold up to commercial laundering?

The heavier polycotton construction is intended to withstand the kind of repeated high-temperature washing typical in commercial kitchen laundry. Lighter cloths tend to thin and lose absorbency quickly; this weight is chosen specifically for longer-term use in professional environments.

Vogue Heavy Tea Towel with Coloured Border

£2.69(£3.23 inc VAT)

£2.69(£3.23 inc VAT)

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Colour: Red
  • Red
  • Blue

The Vogue Heavy Tea Towel is a thick polycotton cloth designed for everyday use in commercial kitchens. Available with either a red or blue border, it follows the colour-coding conventions commonly used in professional kitchens to separate cloths by task or area, reducing the risk of cross-contamination.

In a working kitchen, tea towels take a great deal of punishment — repeated washing, heavy use during service, contact with hot equipment, and constant handling. The heavier construction of this cloth holds up better under that kind of daily demand than lighter domestic alternatives, remaining absorbent and intact through a proper laundry cycle.

  • Polycotton construction for durability and absorbency
  • Coloured border supports kitchen colour-coding systems
  • Generous size suitable for drying, handling, and general service use
  • Withstands repeated commercial laundering

These cloths are best suited to kitchens that go through a reasonable volume of tea towels each service — cafés, restaurants, pub kitchens, and contract catering operations. They are typically bought in bulk to maintain a clean rotation throughout the day. For higher-turnover sites, it is worth considering whether a heavier or larger cloth would better suit your throughput.

If you are unsure how many cloths to stock or which specification best suits your kitchen's workflow, the team is happy to help you work that out.