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  • A red, caramel and navy check linen table throw draped across the centre of a wooden trestle table on a white background.
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LIBECO

The Belgian Table Throw | Maxine | LIBECO

The Belgian Table Throw | Maxine | LIBECO

$510.00 CAD
$510.00 CAD
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Inspired by Libeco's much-loved Belgian Towel, the Belgian Table Throw is made specifically for tables. The Maxine colourway is a bold, generous check of brick red, caramel and deep navy on a cream ground, finished with fringe at both ends. Its sturdy plain weave body is woven in Belgium from 100% linen and can go straight into the washing machine. As a table throw, it's sized to drape across the table rather than cover it completely.

DETAILS |

  • Made from 100% linen
  • Woven in Belgium
  • Sturdy plain weave construction
  • Washed finish
  • Fringed at both ends
  • Fabric weight: 380 g/m² (11.4 oz/yd²)
  • 55" x 91"

CARE & MAINTENANCE |

All Libeco linens can be washed or dry cleaned with confidence.

  • Unfold completely before washing and don't overload the machine
  • Wash at a maximum of 40°C (104°F) with a mild soap; avoid chlorine bleach
  • Line drying is preferred; if tumble drying, use medium heat and don't over-dry
  • Steam iron on slightly damp linen, preferably on the inside of the fabric

CERTIFICATIONS |

  • Belgian Linen™: A registered label for linen fabric woven in Belgium from European flax.
  • Masters of Linen®: A registered label that traces the linen through every stage in Europe, from the flax field to the spinning mill and the weaving mill.
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