Furoshiki / Taiwanese Breakfast / Healthy Green

**Furoshiki / Taiwanese Breakfast / Healthy Green** **Product Description** As children, we were often reminded to carry a handkerchief and tissues when going out. As adults, we realize that using a handkerchief is indeed a good habit to cultivate in daily life. After washing your hands, there's no need to waste a paper towel. When you sweat, a handkerchief is readily available to wipe it away. And in a pinch, a furoshiki can be folded to create a handy wrap for carrying items. Carrying a piece of cloth with you can lead to unexpected practical uses in your life. ● Offers endless possibilities and diverse uses, perfect for wiping sweat, decoration, or gift wrapping. ● Made from soft, pure cotton, it can be used as a handkerchief. ● Can be hung as home decor or used for gift wrapping with furoshiki techniques. **Pattern Introduction** **Taiwanese Breakfast** https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/68f9c5e789cac100125667f4/original.jpg?1761199591=&owner_id=634e78ab81b55a0045499eb5 https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/68f9c5e7b0065b0012251b0a/original.jpg?1761199591=&owner_id=634e78ab81b55a0045499eb5 https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/68f9c0b72efe24001682b1f5/original.jpg?1761198262=&owner_id=634e78ab81b55a0045499eb5 **Product Specifications** Material | 100% Cotton Size | 42 x 42cm (±3%) Weight | 30g Origin | Taiwan ::::: Washing Instructions ::::: ● Natural fading after repeated washing and sun exposure is normal for printed products. ● Hand washing is recommended for daily cleaning. If using a washing machine, please place it in a laundry bag. Do not dry clean, bleach, or soak for extended periods. ● It is normal for slight dye to bleed when dark prints come into contact with water. It is recommended to wash separately from light-colored clothing. ● Shrinkage upon the first wash is normal for cotton and linen products. ● Ironing temperature: - Cotton, Linen: 180~200°C - Wool, Silk, Rayon, Polyester: 130~150°C - Acetate, Nylon, Acrylic: 110~130°C - If unsure of the fiber material, start ironing at a low temperature and gradually increase the heat once you confirm the fibers are not damaged. - It is best to iron from the reverse side of the fabric. If ironing the front, it is recommended to place a pressing cloth over the surface.