Table linen
Cloth that softens with every wash.
Stonewashed European linen. Tea towels, aprons, tablecloths: the textile pieces a kitchen lives with.
The flax cloth is woven in Orsha, Belarus, one of the oldest linen regions in the world, then cut and finished by our seamstress in Bełchatów, central Poland. Stonewashed natural linen has the quality of being almost finished the moment it arrives: soft, slightly creased, ready for daily life. And then it keeps softening with every wash.
Three pieces. Honest fibres. Real work-wear.
Kitchen Tea Towels (Set of 6)
$97Stonewashed linen · Set of 6
Six tea towels in stonewashed linen. The kitchen cloth you reach for every day, and they only get better with washing.
Kitchen Apron: Natural Beige Linen
$104Stonewashed linen · Natural
A long, simple apron in soft natural linen. Adjustable, deep pockets, the kind you put on without thinking.
Stonewashed Linen Tablecloth
from $125Stonewashed linen · Two sizes
A proper linen tablecloth: small for four, large for a longer table. The kind of cloth that looks better with use, and hides red wine.
A note on care
Wash linen warm, line-dry if you can. It comes out the dryer fine too, just less crisp. Don’t iron unless you must: linen is supposed to live a little creased. It softens; it doesn’t wear out.