Washed linen tablecloth Garnet Red
Washed linen tablecloth Garnet Red
Washed linen tablecloth Garnet Red
Washed linen tablecloth Garnet Red
Washed linen tablecloth Garnet Red
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Washed linen tablecloth Garnet Red

125,00 €

The Grenat Washed Linen Tablecloth, a shade inspired by the purple leaves of autumn as well as the sweet summer plums, will naturally create a warm, inviting atmosphere at your table. This deep colour and its velvety tones will bring real contrast to your table setting. 

  • Fabric weight : 180 gsm
  • Finish : Hem on 4 sides, 4 mitred corners
  • Origin : Normandy-grown linen - French making
  • Care : Wash at 40°C to 60°C tumble dry or air dry ironing optional
  • Made-to-measure : Available in made-to-measure size, dispatch within 48/72h
125,00 €
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Washed linen tablecloth Garnet Red

The Grenat Washed Linen Tablecloth, a shade inspired by the purple leaves of autumn as well as the sweet summer plums, will naturally create a warm, inviting atmosphere at your table. This deep colour and its velvety tones will bring real contrast to your table setting. 

Carefully made by our seamstresses in our Normandy workshop, in the heart of the linen-growing region, this tablecloth is crafted from 100% washed linen, ensuring durability and strength. 

Our Grenat tablecloth features a discreet, precise and elegant mitred corner finish. Pair it with our Terracotta napkins and natural stoneware plates for a harmonious touch. 

Our washed linen offers remarkable qualities: stains come out easily and it withstands high-temperature washing. Ironing is not required, as linen has surprising suppleness and reveals its character through its naturally crumpled texture

Available in three classic sizes, as well as made-to-measure, and across our entire home linen fabric range. 

10,000+ satisfied customers


Façonné avec soin en Normandie, chaque produit EMBRIN incarne un savoir-faire artisanal exigeant. Vos avis, reflet de votre confiance, nous inspirent chaque jour à viser l’excellence.

Camille and Alexis - co-founders

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Rooted in our rural heritage and local terroir, we are proud to offer products from an eco-friendly, locally sourced supply chain of excellence.

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Eco-Friendly

Eco-Friendly Practices at Embrin Discover Embrin's commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly initiatives. Eco-Friendly

Linen is the only vegetable textile fibre native to Europe. 85% of the world's textile linen is grown along the coastal strip from Caen to Amsterdam. GMO-free, irrigation-free, defoliant-free, waste-free, our Norman linen helps the planet breathe!

Made in France

Made in France

Our products are made from top-quality linen, grown in Normandy and processed by the Terre de Lin cooperative. They are handcrafted by passionate artisans in our Normandy workshop, as well as in partner workshops across France.




    
    
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    Fair Pricing

Fair Pricing at Embrin Discover Embrin's commitment to fair pricing for high-quality products. Fair Pricing

We advocate responsible consumption through the application of fair pricing all year round: no sales or promotional operations that encourage overconsumption. Transparency and fair pricing for flax producers and processors, as well as for our customers.

Quality Since 1930

Quality Since 1930

Our family perpetuates an ancestral craftsmanship to cultivate exceptional linens on our farms in Normandy. This expertise was initiated by our great-grandfathers in the 1930s. All three passionate, they passed on to subsequent generations a love for this delicate fibre.

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