• Material Fabric
  • Use Indoor
  • Style Minimalist
  • Care Machine wash

Each napkin in this set of four is cut from a linen-blend cloth with a gently nubbled hand. A row of drawn hemstitching frames the border, finished with a contrast overlock edge in your choice of forest green, warm brown, or cocoa — quiet details that read as considered without demanding attention.

— Linen-blend construction with a nubbled woven texture.

— Drawn hemstitch border along all four edges.

— Contrast overlock edge finish in forest green, warm brown, or cocoa.

— Set of four dinner napkins.

— Available in three colorways: Cream and Green, Natural and Brown, Cream and Cocoa.

— Size: approximately 20 in x 20 in (standard dinner napkin)

— Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle.
— Tumble dry low or line dry flat.
— Iron on a medium setting while slightly damp to smooth the hemstitch border.
— Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, which can weaken the drawn-thread work over time.

Shipping calculated at checkout.

30-day returns on unused pieces.

The Story

Each napkin in this set of four is cut from a linen-blend cloth with a gently nubbled hand. A row of drawn hemstitching frames the border, finished with a contrast overlock edge in your choice of forest green, warm brown, or cocoa — quiet details that read as considered without demanding attention.

Details & Materials

— Linen-blend construction with a nubbled woven texture.

— Drawn hemstitch border along all four edges.

— Contrast overlock edge finish in forest green, warm brown, or cocoa.

— Set of four dinner napkins.

— Available in three colorways: Cream and Green, Natural and Brown, Cream and Cocoa.

Dimensions

— Size: approximately 20 in x 20 in (standard dinner napkin)

Care
— Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle.
— Tumble dry low or line dry flat.
— Iron on a medium setting while slightly damp to smooth the hemstitch border.
— Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, which can weaken the drawn-thread work over time.
Shipping & Returns

Shipping calculated at checkout.

30-day returns on unused pieces.

UNFOLD, THEN SIT

The napkin that earns its place at the table

Dinner is winding down, the candles are low, and someone reaches for a napkin — cloth, nubbled, with that forest-green edge catching the light. It is the kind of small thing guests notice without quite knowing why.

The napkin that earns its place at the table