• Material Fabric
  • Care Machine wash

Woven from a blend of recycled cotton, this tablecloth and napkin set carries an unhurried character — raw cream ground, navy stripe border, and hand-knotted tassels at each corner. The open weave breathes well at the table, draping with a relaxed weight that works for daily meals and longer gatherings alike.

— Woven from 50% recycled cotton blend.

— Raw cream ground with navy woven stripe border.

— Hand-knotted tassels at corners.

— Set includes one tablecloth and matching napkins.

— Made through a clean manufacturing process without chemical or water waste.

— Machine washable.

— Dimensions not confirmed — please refer to product listing for exact measurements.

— Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle.
— Low iron if needed while slightly damp.
— Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry.
— Expect the cloth to soften and relax with each wash.
— Do not bleach.

Shipping calculated at checkout.

30-day returns on unused pieces.

The Story

Woven from a blend of recycled cotton, this tablecloth and napkin set carries an unhurried character — raw cream ground, navy stripe border, and hand-knotted tassels at each corner. The open weave breathes well at the table, draping with a relaxed weight that works for daily meals and longer gatherings alike.

Details & Materials

— Woven from 50% recycled cotton blend.

— Raw cream ground with navy woven stripe border.

— Hand-knotted tassels at corners.

— Set includes one tablecloth and matching napkins.

— Made through a clean manufacturing process without chemical or water waste.

— Machine washable.

Dimensions

— Dimensions not confirmed — please refer to product listing for exact measurements.

Care
— Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle.
— Low iron if needed while slightly damp.
— Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry.
— Expect the cloth to soften and relax with each wash.
— Do not bleach.
Shipping & Returns

Shipping calculated at checkout.

30-day returns on unused pieces.

TASSELS, THEN TABLE

The cloth that makes the table feel considered

Sunday lunch is already on the stove. You shake out the tablecloth, smooth it over the wood, and the tassels hang just so at the corners — navy stripe against raw cream, the napkins folded loosely at each place. The table looks like someone thought about it, which you did.

The cloth that makes the table feel considered