$49.00
In stock
– Size, L 70 x W 70 cm
– Material, 100% Belgian Linen, 5.5 oz/yd2 – 185 gm2
– Available in more colours
This is an artisanal product, made of unique linen yarn. Variations and imperfections in the fabric and fringe are normal and to be expected.
Highly absorbent
Flax fibre is hollow on the inside and can absorb moisture well, in fact a linen fabric can absorb up to 20% of its own weight in water! The fibre also releases the moisture easily, which makes the fabric dry quickly. A useful characteristic in towels, bath linen and bed linen.
– Unfold your linens completely before washing.
– Do not overload the machine.
– Wash your linens at max. 40°C – 104°F.
– Use a mild soap. Avoid chlorine bleach.
– If possible, line dry, it’s best for linen and the environment.
– If using a tumbler, dry on medium heat, do not over dry.
– Iron with steam on slightly damp linen (best the inside of the fabric).
Standard / Light Items
| Under $120 | |
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| Small | $18 |
| Medium | $26 |
| Over $120 | |
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| Free Postage |
Any Items
Free Pick up is available from our Saltwood Shop & Showroom at 1-3 Curtis Street, Stawell, VIC, 3380
We will be in contact once your order is ready for Collection
Bulky / Heavy Items
Bulky / Heavy Items require a Special Delivery Quote. After receiving your order our team will compare delivery options to ensure we offer the most competitive delivery price based on your Order and Location. If you have any queries, please contact sales support at info@saltwoodbuild.com.au
Belgian Linen stands for traditional craftsmanship at the highest possible standards. Linen is one of the most durable and sustainable fibres in the world. By combining these natural qualities with traditional craftsmanship, Belgian Linen™ products are known to have a high level of comfort, quality and durability. Libeco is committed to creating Belgian Linen with the most eco-friendly, sustainable, green processes possible. By buying Belgian Linen products, you are assured of linen that will last a lifetime.
Libeco is proud to be a member of the Masters of Linen® Club. Masters of Linen® is a registered mark. It is a sign of excellence for linen that is entirely made in Europe, from field to flax fiber, from yarn to linen fabric. The label is governed by the European Confederation of Linen and Hemp, uniting flax farmers, linen artisans and weavers. Some core values of the Masters of Linen® Club:
What is the difference between Belgian Linen and Belgian Flax Linen or European Flax Linen? These labels suggest that the products are produced with flax grown in Belgium or Europe. However, these labels do not guarantee that the fabric is woven by Belgian weavers, as they are not synonymous with Belgian Linen™. Be aware that these linen products are mostly produced outside of Europe, not adhering to the same strict quality standards applied in our Belgian mill.
The Belgian Linen™ label was launched for the first time in 1960 by the Belgian Linen Association. They have been governing the label ever since. Each product that carries a Belgian Linen™ label gets an original certificate and unique number. In this way you can trace the origin of your product. The Belgian Linen™ label is a guarantee of quality and should be sought after every time you buy Belgian Linen™.
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Libeco Belgian Linen stands for traditional craftsmanship at the highest possible standards.
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