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
$125 – $153Price range: $125 through $153Stonewashed 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.