Washed Linen Duvet Cover
$240
Woven from long-staple flax and washed for softness. The envelope closure keeps the duvet in place without buttons or ties. The fabric will continue to soften with each laundering.
Washed Linen
Garment-washed and softened before it reaches you. Each piece is cut and sewn to be used daily, then washed again and again until it takes on the particular ease of well-worn cloth.
Heavyweight Linen Tablecloth
$115
A denser weave than our standard linen, meant to lay flat and resist creasing through a long dinner. The weight comes from the yarn, not from sizing or finish.
Stonewashed Linen Napkins, Set of 4
$48
Tumbled with natural pumice to break in the fibers before sewing. The edges are mitered and double-stitched. Each napkin measures 18 by 18 inches.
Linen Kitchen Towel
$28
A plain weave that becomes more absorbent with use. The loop is sewn into the seam, not glued. Washed once before packing so it arrives ready to work.
Relaxed Linen Throw
$160
Loosely woven and washed until the drape is easy. Large enough for a single bed or the back of a sofa. The fringe is hand-tied and will soften rather than fray.
Linen Pillowcase Pair
$85
French-seamed inside so no raw edges touch the face. The closure is an envelope fold deep enough to keep the pillow from slipping. Sold as a pair, standard size.
Linen Bath Towel
$65
Waffle-woven and pre-washed for immediate absorbency. Linen dries faster than cotton and resists the mildew smell that accumulates in humid bathrooms. Gets better with age.
Linen Apron
$72
Cross-back straps that adjust without buckles or ties. Two deep pockets set into the side seams. Cut long enough to protect clothing when working at a counter or stove.