The Victory Garden of Tomorrow is a project of J. Wirtheim and his tiny, eco-friendly studio in Portland, Oregon.

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.

Made in the USA.

Each batch is from a different run of cloth, and as such, some towels will appear lighter (more white) than pictured.