A pair of beautiful linen fabric napkins made out of raw linen at Klässbols linen mill in Sweden, with our Sharktooth pattern in a green colour.
Klässbol’s linen products are marked with Good Environmental Choice Bra Miljöval. The eco-label Bra Miljöval is the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation’s own eco-label. The linen and colors that the flax yarn is dyed with are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) eco-labeled.
Sold as a pair.
Size: 50x50 cm
Washing instructions: Never mix linen with dark-coloured fabrics. For coloured linen, follow the detergent manufacturer’s instructions for ordinary 60°C colour wash. Linen should not be tumbler-dried.
Allow approximately 5-7 % shrinkage both lengthwise and widthwise.
Made in Sweden
Fabric: 100% Raw Linen
Fabric origin: GOTS eco-labeled linen flax yarn (Global Organic Textile Standard) from Italian Linificio and French Safilin
Thread material: Gütermann polyester thread which is Oeko-Tex certified and made with MCT technology which means the fiber release is extremely minimal as they work with infinite fibers, unlike in a traditional Corespun technology.
Shipping, delivery & returns
We deliver within 5 working days. In Sweden and Finland we use PostNord (1-3 days delivery) and UPS for International orders (about 3-5 days in EU. 5-10 days for the rest of the world).
You have 14 days from the date you received your order to return it. The product needs to be unused and in its original packaging to be refundable. Please keep the environment in consideration and contact us for advice on fit and sizes instead of ordering two items in different sizes.
Care
Use, Repair, Reuse.
Follow care instructions in our clothing. Use environmental friendly detergents and wash moderately. Leather goods are cared for easily by gently swiping the leather with a damp cloth. Use natural bees wax to prolong the surface of the leather.
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