The Hancock napkin is made from a sweet smaller scale check reclaimed cotton fabric. This weave is substantial in feel and drape, and make a beautiful statement on the table. The minute we found this fabric, we scooped it up! The subtle pattern creates visual interest, yet is small so it acts like a neutral solid color, and does not distract from the food or tableware.
Designed in Los Angeles and sewn in Chicago
Set of 2
Napkin size: 21" x 21" with ½" hem and mitered corner
100% reclaimed cotton
Machine wash and dry
RESPONSIBILITY
Modernplum's use of linen, both as fabrics and goods is rooted in a philosophy of responsibility. We believe that as an importer and manufacturer, our main responsibility is the protection of human and nature's resources. This is a complicated endeavor, and there are many ways to approach these conservation efforts. Here is what we do and why we do it:
Linen is made from the flax plant, which naturally creates a durable fabric that lasts longer, is biodegradable, and renewable.
Flax is farm grown. The flax plant is naturally insect repellent so it requires less fertilizer and water to grow than other natural fabrics (including cotton).
Made to Order manufacturing allows us to only sew when goods are sold. This cuts down on unsold inventory and the use of materials and labor that is not necessary.
Zero waste manufacturing is our internal procedure of saving and reusing all our fabric scraps, saving them from the land fill. Most of our scraps are used for swatches.
Local sewing in Chicago allows us to enhance the local economy and produce simply, where we know our sewers and can monitor quality and customizations more effectively.
LINEN ORIGIN AND CARE
This product is made from 100% Linen which we import, primarily from the Czech Republic and Korea.
To care for our linen items, machine wash and dry or spot clean. Iron for a formal look, or linen can be washed and used without ironing for a casual organic look. It is entirely personal preference.
