Collection: Linen Kitchen & Table Linen

Yes. Our table linen is made to order, so we can cut runners and tablecloths to your table's length and width.

For a tablecloth, measure your table and add the drop you want on each side; about 8 to 12 inches is typical for everyday use, and longer for formal dinners. For a runner, measure the table length and decide whether you want it to hang over the ends. Send us the measurements and we'll make it to fit.

Blot spills quickly instead of rubbing them, then rinse the area in cold water from the back of the fabric. Hot water can set stains like wine and food.

Wash cold, or no warmer than 40°C (104°F), with a mild detergent. For stubborn marks, pre-treat with a gentle stain remover before washing. Avoid chlorine bleach, which weakens linen fibers. Line dry, or tumble dry on low and iron while slightly damp for a crisp table.

Linen lets bread breathe, so moisture doesn't build up the way it does in plastic. The crust stays crisp longer, and the bread is less likely to go soggy or moldy.

Keep the bag in a cool, dry place, and shake out crumbs after use. Wash it now and then in cold water without fabric softener. The bag also works for fruit and vegetables that like air, or as a small market tote.

Yes. Hotels, spas, massage clinics, vacation rentals and stores can order our bedding, massage sheets, table linen and other home linen in bulk. Because everything is made to order, we can cut bulk orders to your sizes, including custom mattress depths and massage table dimensions, in the fabric and color you choose.

We also sell linen fabric in bulk to designers and brands, and make personalized gift sets in volume for weddings and corporate events, with names or a logo.

Contact us or visit our wholesale page with the products, sizes and quantities you need, and we'll send you pricing.

Machine wash cold, or no warmer than 40°C (104°F), on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent and like colors. Don't use chlorine bleach, which weakens linen fibers. Line dry in the shade, or tumble dry on low and take the piece out while it's still slightly damp.

Linen can shrink a little in hot water or a hot dryer, so keeping to these temperatures is the best way to keep your piece true to size. Soft creases are part of linen's relaxed look. For a crisper finish, steam it, or iron it while it's slightly damp.

Linen also gets better with use. Flax fibers relax with every wash, so your shirt, pajamas or sheets feel softer and drape better over time. Linen is one of the strongest natural fibers, so with this simple care it lasts for years.