Linen Product

Linen gives a table a dry, slightly slubby texture and a relaxed drape. Our striped linen tablecloth shows the fiber with woven stripes and a hand-crocheted lace edge. The linen cotton blend pieces are pre-washed so they arrive soft: the linen adds texture and body, and the cotton keeps them supple and easier to launder. The blend tablecloth and runner share nine colors, so you can match or contrast them.

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How to Choose

• Full coverage: a tablecloth; compare styles in linen tablecloths.
• Center only: the 16x51" runner suits a four to six seat table.
• Matching set: pair the blend tablecloth and runner in one color, or contrast them.
• Lace and stripes: the striped linen tablecloth for long tables up to 138 inches.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these linen only?

The tablecloth and runner marked linen cotton blend are linen and cotton woven together, not linen alone. The striped tablecloth is described as Turkish linen with a lace border. Check each product page for composition.

Why choose a linen cotton blend?

Linen alone feels stiff and creases hard; cotton alone drapes softly but looks flat. Together, and pre-washed, the blend has linen texture with cotton softness, and it comes out of the wash relaxed.

Does linen wrinkle?

Some soft wrinkling is normal and part of the washed look. For a smoother finish, iron on medium while the cloth is slightly damp.

How do I wash linen table linens?

Machine wash cold, 30°C (86°F), on a short or delicate cycle, no bleach, and line dry in the shade instead of tumble drying. Wash lace in a mesh bag and treat oil stains promptly.

Where are they made and are they certified?

In Denizli, Turkey: the striped tablecloth is handwoven and the blend pieces are cut and sewn in our workshop. All are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certifies that the product meets the standard's limit values for harmful substances.

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Every VivaMaison linen piece is made in Denizli, where weaving has 2,500 years of heritage and women weavers have passed the craft across three generations.