Faribault Mill 34" x 70" Chicago Map Towel

Chicago Map Towel

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Size:34" x 70"
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The Windy City, Woven in Detail

Bring the iconic grid of Downtown Chicago directly into your home with our Chicago Map Towel. This isn’t just a souvenir; it’s a high-contrast piece of functional art designed to celebrate the architecture and energy of the Second City. Using a sophisticated blend of black and white yarns, we’ve created a vivid, crisp map that highlights the streets and landmarks of the downtown core. The monochrome palette offers a sharp, modern aesthetic that fits perfectly in any kitchen or bar, making it a standout conversation piece.

Quality You Can Feel

  • 100% Made in USA: Proudly manufactured from start to finish in domestic facilities, ensuring the highest standards of American quality.

  • Premium Cotton: Soft, absorbent, and durable enough for daily use while maintaining its intricate detail.

  • Vivid Detail: The specialized weave ensures the map remains clear and bold, wash after wash.
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Wild O.

The towel was bought for me as a gift a little while ago. The quality of the towel itself is nice, and I would like to first clarify that for anyone reading this. I appreciate the fact that it was made in the US from start to finish, and I especially appreciate that it's not made with any synthetics (it's 100% cotton, as written in the description). However, I'm not sure who Faribault consulted when finalizing the design... as it is not remotely representative of Chicago, and I feel like any bonafide Chicagoan would take issue with this design. I think this is a fair critique for anyone considering this as a gift for someone that's from Chicago. First of all, the map should have been zoomed out much further to include more than the mere 30-40% of the city that actually appears on this towel (you don't need every single little side street). Secondly, it feels like an insult to just label "Southside" on the small little sliver of it that appears... It's the largest part of the entire city, with dozens of neighborhoods! Third, the Westside is completely omitted altogether... And, lastly, there are huge swathes of the Northside that are absent as well. What a shame. Incredible concept, poor execution.