100% Linen tablecloth striped PREWASHED French table cloth rustic rectangle square oval Grey Blue country style Sack weave linen

100% linen tablecloth Make your dinner table special. Tablecloth is made of pure linen fabric woven in different red stripes. This pattern is inspired by old French fabric. It is perfect combination of natural light taupe with red stripes. Rustic textured linen tablecloth is already prewashed, is very soft and pleasant both to touch a well to eye. Available also in another color combination It is made of premium 100% linen. Yarn dyed and woven in striped pattern. Size - available in different sizes. But we also can do any sizes - just drop us note. I can do also oval tablecloth - drop a note if you need one. MATCHING NAPKINS; https://www.etsy.com/listing/709581042/linen-napkins-french-linen-natural-blue If you are looking for round tablecloth, please check here https://www.etsy.com/se-en/listing/1084600740/100-linen-tablecloth-handmade-round-oval Our garantuee for you: BEST LINEN We use Oeko-tex certified linen. But most important – we use different weight linen for each items. Most of the seller use the same weight linen for every items. But what is o.k. for everything, is not best. You get to thin table linen or too heavy linen clothing. Customizing linen fabric type for every item is our promiss for long-lasting items. For table linen we use heavy, dense woven linen. I still have my grandmothers tablecloths in heavy linen – still great after 50 years of using. But for linen clothing we choose light to medium dense woven linen fabric. You will fall in love with lightness of our linen blouses, but for trousers we use medium weight linen. SUSTAINABILITY My grandmother never talked about sustainability, but everything she was making it was the real think. Items was properly sewn in best linen, made to be worn, torn and passed down to generations. From her I also learned to not throw things away, so even now we do items with ZERO WASTE concept, and small pieces of fabric are made in smaller items, used for patches. Smallest items, that we can not use for items, we donate to company which compost it and improve soil for next flax growing cycle. All our garments are made to be used, and also to be repaired! We often send bits of fabric to customers who want to patch up and mend a favourite piece of clothing they maybe bought many years earlier. MINIMIZING CO2 Linen is made of flax plants and this plant really loves CO2. With a little help of the sun, flax plants on one hectare absorb more than a 3,7 metric tons of carbon dioxide and convert it into oxygen. We strive to be carbon neutral production by using sun and wind power in our production.