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Tablecloth made of white linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill
A round table with a tablecloth made of fine white linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill, set with two empty wine glasses, a lit candle, folded napkins, a glass with a red rose and surrounded by two wooden chairs.
A table laid with croissants, crackers, teacups and plates rests on the tablecloth made of fine white linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill.
A breakfast table with a tablecloth made of fine white linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill, a folded napkin, a knife, a glass teacup and croissants on a plate; another teacup and a croissant are partially visible on the right.
A stylish table with white plates, silver napkin rings with white napkins, wine glasses and a small flower arrangement on a tablecloth made of fine white linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill.
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What makes this piece special
  • Strong Table Linen, 205 g/m² – pure washed linen with a narrow hem and mitered corners, robust and elegant
  • Titanic and Ritz – Hoffmann table linen graced the tables of the Titanic and the dining rooms of the Ritz
  • Upper Lusatian Manufactory – woven in Saxony, carbon-neutral, each tablecloth individually made to measure
  • Mitered Corners, Clean Drape – the folded corners ensure a flawless overhang at every table edge
  • Masters of Linen, Oeko-Tex – European organic linen, tablecloths up to 150x320, napkins and runners available

Tablecloth made of white linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill

Price range: $43.70 through $554.30

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White Linen Tablecloth by Leinenweberei Hoffmann
Premium Linen Tablecloth, Runners, and Napkins. White linen tablecloth by Leinenweberei Hoffmann with a narrow hem and mitered corners. A festive table is characterized by elegance and style, with linen knowing how to suit every degree of festivity. The tablecloths, napkins, and table runners from Leinenweberei Hoffmann are made from extra-strong linen with a weight of 205 grams per square meter. Leinenweberei Hoffmann’s linen table linen once graced the dining rooms and first-class cabins of the Lusitania and the Titanic, as well as the guest rooms and suites of the Adlon and the Ritz. This linen possesses a quality that is practically no longer found. While the general trend is towards ever finer and thinner yarns, Hoffmann works with a yarn thickness that our grandmothers still knew from the best trousseau textiles. Those fortunate enough to inherit such items know how long this quality lasts.
An elegant restaurant table is laid with wine glasses, plates, white napkins and flowers on a tablecloth made of fine white linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill. In the background, chairs and a menu board appear in a soft blur.
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The Weaving Mill
Linen table linen from the Hoffmann linen weaving mill has already adorned the dining rooms and luxury cabins of the large ocean liners Queen Mary and Andrea Doria, the dining rooms and suites of the Waldorf Astoria and the Atlantic. Flax has been grown in Upper Lusatia, the triangle of land between Saxony, Bohemia and Silesia, for centuries. It has been used to produce all kinds of linen, from coarse sacking to the finest linen damask. Today, the Hoffmann linen weaving mill is one of the few German weaving mills still in operation, which cultivates old craftsmanship and makes quality its top priority.

Description

Tablecloths made from European organic linen

With their unique look, linen tablecloths complement any tableware and table decorations, whether the table is set for 2 or 20 people. Linen tablecloths are the first choice for a festive table. The heavy fabric lies smoothly on the table surface and has an extremely elegant drape on the sides. Linen tablecloths and table runners combine wonderfully in muted colors or, of course, in classic white. Linen tablecloths are very resistant to stains. The smooth and dense fibers repel dirt and are easy to clean. The purely mechanically treated fabric for tablecloths and table runners made from European organic linen is very pleasant to the touch and also impresses with its unconditional sustainability, which is certified by the Oeko Tex Standard 100. Organic linen napkins and table runners round off the perfect table setting for a festive or everyday occasion.

The Product: White Linen Tablecloth by Leinenweberei Hoffmann

100% washed linen. Climate-neutral production
Heavy quality of 205 grams per square meter
Masters of Linen quality – the linen weaving mill only uses linen from European cultivation
Linen Tablecloths, table runners and napkins from the Hoffmann weaving mill are made-to-measure products that are made to order for customers. You will find the most frequently ordered sizes in the menu at the top right. We produce individual special sizes on request.
Made in Germany.

Care Instructions

Colored linen can be washed up to 60°, white up to 95°. As with all materials, linen will last longer if washed at a lower temperature. What linen does not tolerate are detergents with optical brighteners, they bleach out the natural colors and the fabric becomes light.
Linen needs sufficient residual moisture so that it does not crease. Do not overload the machine so that the fabric can move, do not spin linen too hard or for too long. If you want to iron linen, iron the items on the hot linen setting on your iron. It is best to iron them when they are still a little damp.

Additional information

Hoffmann T SB RL U Tischtuch

100 x 100 Tablecloth, 160 x 160 Tablecloth, 160 x 180 Tablecloth, 160 x 200 Tablecloth, 160 x 240 Tablecloth, 160 x 280 Tablecloth, 160 x 320 Tablecloth, 80 x 80 Tablecloth, Without tablecloth
Hoffmann T SB RL U Serviette

40 x 40 Napkin 6 pieces, 50 x 35 Napkin 6 pieces, 50 x 50 Napkin 6 pieces, 60 x 60 Napkin 6 pieces, Without Napkin
Hoffmann T SB RL U Läufer

50 x 150 runners 2 pieces, 50 x 170 runners 2 pieces, 50 x 250 runners 2 pieces, Without runner

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