Oven Mitt • Waterfalls • TLC Collection

Jana Lam hand-printed Oven Mitts  are made with love and aloha at the Jana Lam Studio in the Kaka’ako neighborhood of Honolulu, Hawaii.

This is no ordinary oven mitt. We’ve made a hand cover that’s not only bougie for the baddie in you, but it really protects your paws too, with actual heat resistant insulation. The pattern is our very own, made by cooking mom, Christy, who knows the importance of a good mitt! Now you can look cute while you whip up your amazing chef creations, and feel secure too. Match them to one of our aprons and/or tea towels and potholders and you’ll be an unstoppable force.

The Details:
7" W x 10" L
Hand-printed with water-based ink, 55% linen 45% cotton shell, 100% cotton lining
Heat resistant to 400F

Made in Hawaii, USA

Waterfalls. The retro-loving momma who designed the home collection styles (oven mitts and potholders) wanted stripes, so this was the JL attempt at making a "stripe." Some designs come very organically, and this was one of them. I doodled some lines in my planner and I thought hey, that actually looks pretty good. So I grabbed my opaque oil marker and went for it.  It just flowed. And when I was finished I thought it looked like Waterfalls...hence the name and hence the TLC Collection was born (after I pushed play on Spotify.) Do go chasing waterfalls...this one. 

Fabric: 
All Jana Lam Handmade in Hawai‘i textiles are silk-screened by hand on cotton fabrics with water-based inks. This piece is made from 100% cotton fabric that is reinforced with interfacing to give the fabric some shape with a soft feel.

Care:
The #janalamfam recommends spot cleaning when smaller spots show up. We usually use Shout Wipes for that, but Jana has used tide pens in the past. Make sure if there is a white top print to be a little more gentle on rubbing spots out. Since the ink sits on top of the fabric a bit more than other colors, there is a chance of the ink rubbing off and getting on other parts of the fabric. 

But, you can put your Jana Lam's in the wash. We usually use a hand wash cycle and lay flat to dry. After it's dried, it is always good to give it a little bit of an iron. We use 100% cotton fabric, so it may shrink in the dryer, but will definitely stand up to ironing.