Bring a little classic French charm to dinnertime with our French Blue Sid Stripe Linen Napkins. With a delicate woven stripe in off-white and french blue, these beauties come in a set of four and are generously sized for catching any wayward crumbs. Crafted by our brilliant partners in Portugal, they have the luscious, relaxed texture of linen that we love plus a high quality mitred edge for a refined finish. Perfect for laid back lunches and stylish soirées alike. Made with 100% Certified Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ Linen Linen comes from flax, a plant that needs little water and promotes healthier soil and biodiversity. Its fibres are breathable and last a long time too. Made in an OEKO-TEX® Certified Factory, ensuring our products are free from harmful substances Set of 4 Each napkin measures 47 x 47cm We would recommend washing before use Made with 100% Certified Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ Linen Linen comes from flax, a plant that needs little water and promotes healthier soil and biodiversity. Its fibres are breathable and last a long time too. Made in an OEKO-TEX® Certified Factory, ensuring our products are free from harmful substances Set of 4 Each napkin measures 47 x 47cm We would recommend washing before use Wash at 30 degrees, pre-treat stains, tumble dry low, iron on medium heat. For more information check out our table linens care guide. Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ Certified Linen Our linen is crafted from certified Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ (formerly European Flax™). This independent certification guarantees: European grown flax – from France, Belgium and the Netherlands, with full traceability from field to finished fabric. Integrated crop management practices – flax is generally grown without irrigation, with limited inputs and no GMOs. Zero waste & mechanical processing – 100% of the plant is used and fibres are extracted without water or solvents. Generational expertise – the result of centuries of knowledge in European flax cultivation and processing. The result is beautifully soft, durable bed linen that reflects both craftsmanship and care for fibre cultivation and production.
