Floursack Towel: More Production

We need More Production! It's time those bees and flowers started ramping up efforts this season. That's why I designed this special 2-color hand printed screenprint based on a vintage war poster from the UK that encouraged women to enter the aircraft factories. Today, the bees represent our air fleet-- there's so much work to do!

These classic kitchen items are something your great-grandmother would recognize. Regular housewives would buy flour in 100 lb. sacks. The sacks were a thin, square weave cotton fabric. When they were empty, the bags would be cut open, the edges would be seamed to become a sturdy and useful kitchen cloth. They were used instead of paper towels and to wrap your primed bread loaves.