Frayed Linen Napkins | Pair

$55.00

Whether set atop a plate, draped across a knee or tucked into a collar, our Frayed Linen Napkins makes a relaxed, textural and buttery-soft addition to your scape.

Made from luxurious European flax linen, our napkins feature a free-flowing edge and are guaranteed to enhance any table-setting or theatrical lip dab.

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Colour:Alabaster

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DETAILS

Set of 2.
Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm.

All COREY ASHFORD linen is STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified European flax linen.

Each piece is designed by Corey and made alongside a small family business in Europe, who lovingly dye, sew and finish each piece to the highest standard.

CARE

Cool machine or hand wash with similar colours, using a natural or mild laundry detergent.

Avoid overcrowding the machine, to preventing twisting and pulling on the linen fibres.

Line or tumble dry, ensuring your pieces are still lightly damp before ironing. Be careful not to over-dry your pieces, as it can cause shrinkage and pilling.

The edges of our frayed pieces have been subtly sewn to reduce fraying. Simply cut any additional threads you wish to remove or leave them longer to add to the wabi-sabi finish of the piece.

SHIPPING

All orders over $150 receive complimentary standard shipping within Australia.

Standard Shipping (2-8 business days) - $10

Express Shipping (1-2 business days) - $15

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Frayed Linen Napkins | Pair

$55.00

OKEO-TEX CERTIFIED®

This label guarantees that every part of our linen, starting from the thread through to the finished fabric, has undergone thorough testing to ensure it's free of substances harmful to human health.

EUROPEAN FLAX CERTIFIED®

Our linen is made from the flax plant, which requires fewer resources to grow than cotton. Flax doesn’t require any chemicals to be turned into linen and the fabric itself is fully biodegradable if no chemicals are used in production.

SUSTAINABLY MADE

Waste minimisation is prioritised by carefully planning fabric cutting, repurposing leftovers, and finding alternative uses for seconds-quality products.