The Everyday Co.

INSPIRED BY SIMPLE LIVING, DESIGNED FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT

We talked to Celia Ristow of Litterless, on living more simply and how to start making an impact with zero-waste.

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Our linens are carefully cut, sewn, and finished by hand in our Boston studio. Don't be fooled by our simplicity, it takes great attention to detail and care to create our goods.

Our simple yet unique sizes means less space, less fuss, and easier to use every day. We believe you don’t need as much as you might be use to. We believe that napkins are ok on the table for everyday meals and large lap napkins are a things of the past.

Our sizes allow us to use as much of or sometimes all parts of the fabric creating more product and less waste in our studio. Whatever remnants are left, can be purchased for projects of your own.

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If you invest in cloth, you will not only see your paper napkin and paper towel spending decrease, but you will be doing good for our planet. Using paper products more often than necessary has a large impact on our environment. Recycling or buying recycled paper products is not enough. The production of paper products like paper towels is detrimental to our environment.

By using cloth napkins and hand towels every day, you’ll feel good about not only saying money, but being more kind to the earth. We recommend starting with a set of six Signature or Dinner napkins.

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We intentionally curate found fabrics that are neutral, simple, and livable. When we search for dead stock fabrics (using what's available vs. making new fabric) the weight, feel and quality of the fabric is always taken in consideration. We take the extra time to prewash all of our fabrics for softness that feels broken in.

Our goal is that our simple design construction and signature finishes compliment your own personal style.

Our goods are meant to be well loved and only get better with time. 

 
 

Photography by Lara Woolfson, Erin McGinn, Gabriella Riggieri, Tiffany Von, and The Everyday Co. for The Everyday Co.