What are your tablecloths made from?
All of my tablecloths are made from 100% high-quality linen. Linen is a natural, breathable, and durable fabric, which softens beautifully over time.
Are the designs printed or hand-painted?
All illustrations and patterns are designed and created by me, then professionally printed onto the linen using high-quality textile printing for long-lasting colour. They are printed in small batches in Lithuania, the home of linen!
How do I care for my linen tablecloth?
To keep your tablecloth looking its best, I recommend:
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Machine wash on a gentle cycle
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Use mild detergent
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Wash at 30°C
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Avoid bleach
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Line dry or tumble dry on low
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Warm iron on the reverse side if needed
Linen naturally softens and becomes even more beautiful with time.
Do the colours look exactly like the photos?
I photograph everything carefully, but colours may vary slightly depending on your screen settings. Linen is a natural fibre, so small variations between batches are normal.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes! I ship worldwide. Delivery times and shipping costs are shown at checkout.
How long will my order take to arrive?
Processing time is [X] business days, and delivery times vary by location:
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UK: approx. 2–5 business days
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Europe: approx. 5–10 business days
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Rest of world: approx. 7–21 business days
You’ll receive a confirmation email when your order has been dispatched.
Do you accept returns?
Yes. You can return unused, unwashed items in their original condition within 30 days.
Full details can be found in my Returns & Refunds Policy.
What if my order arrives damaged?
Please email me within 7 days with photos of the item and packaging, and I’ll arrange a replacement or refund.
Do you offer custom designs?
If you’re looking for something special, please get in touch!
Can I wash linen with other fabrics?
Yes, but it’s best to wash linen with similar lightweight materials to help preserve the fibres. Avoid washing with heavy items like towels.
Will the linen shrink?
Linen may naturally shrink slightly (3–5%) on the first wash, which is normal for this fabric.