Beige natural linen table runner with lace

All our items are handmade and to make the item takes from 2-5 business days.
We make the items for each of our clients.

Shipping options:
STANDARD Shipping:
– Europe Union usually 5 – 10 business days
– UK usually 5 – 11 business days
– USA 8 – 17 business days
– Australia, Canada and other countries usually 15– 21 business days

We offer EXPRESS SHIPPING, please just choose it on the checkout page. Shipping takes about 3-5 business days, belongs to Your living place if it is a remote area, then it takes longer and can be expensive.

*Shipping update for the FESTIVE SEASON: Please note that during the festive season, regular shipping via National Post Services is getting slower and with unexpected delays. Therefore, if you plan to receive your order by Christmas time, we would recommend you choose the Express shipping option, which is a faster and safer way!

Linen is a luxurious and durable fabric that can be enjoyed for years to come with proper care.

Here’s a breakdown of how to wash, dry, iron, and store your linen items.

WASHING

• Separate colors: Wash light and dark linens separately to prevent color bleeding.
• Use a gentle cycle: For the best result, we would recommend hand washing or washing machine in a temperature not higher than 40C / 104F, in the mild program (silk & wool).
• Avoid harsh detergents: Use a mild detergent formulated for delicate fabrics.
• Don’t bleach: Bleach can damage the fibers and discolor the fabric.

DRYING

• The best airy drying – Hang linen items outdoors or indoors in a well-ventilated area. This helps maintain their shape and softness.
• Tumble dry on low heat: If you need to use a dryer, set it on low heat. Avoid overdrying, as this can cause the linen to shrink or become stiff.

IRONING

• Iron while damp: Linen is easiest to iron when slightly damp.
• Use a hot iron: Set your iron to the highest heat setting suitable for linen.
• Iron inside out: This helps protect the fabric’s surface.
• Avoid excessive ironing: Over-ironing can cause linen to become shiny or stiff.

STORING

• Store in a cool, dry place: Avoid storing linen in humid or damp areas.
• Fold or hang: For long-term storage, fold linen items carefully and place them in a drawer or closet. Alternatively, you can hang them to prevent wrinkles.
• Avoid plastic bags: Storing linen in plastic bags can trap moisture and lead to mildew.

ADDITIONAL TIPS

• Pretreat stains: For stubborn stains, pretreat them with a stain remover before washing them.
• Wash less frequently: Linen can become softer, brighter, and more absorbent with repeated washes. If possible, air out your linen items between wears to reduce odors
• Avoid fabric softener: Fabric softeners can leave a residue on linen and reduce its absorbency. 

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your linen items remain beautiful and long-lasting.