European Pure Linen Dishcloth - Forest Green

Combining beauty and practicality, this dishcloth becomes a small everyday luxury. Its soft and absorbent texture gains softness over time. Elegant and durable, it accompanies your moments at home with refinement, from family meals to entertaining guests.

COLOR: forest green

MANUFACTURE: Handmade

DIMENSIONS: 28" x 20" (72cm x 50cm) - Artisanal, dimensions may vary

Elegant, timeless, and made in Quebec, the pure European linen home collection by Maison AKB X Maison Lenko embodies the art of living with simplicity and refinement. Crafted from 100% European linen, these pieces reveal a natural and durable texture that transcends trends and harmonizes with any ambiance. Designed to enhance both small daily gestures and grand occasions, this collection unites classic design and contemporary warmth.

Over time and with washing, linen gains softness and suppleness, revealing all its authentic beauty.

• Material: pure European linen
• Features: absorbent, resistant, quick-drying
• Care: machine washable, becomes softer with use

LINEN CARE: Contrary to popular belief, linen is relatively easy to care for. But, like any textile product, it is best to follow specific fabric instructions to prolong its lifespan. This guide will help you care for your linen pieces and keep them longer.

MACHINE WASHING: Be sure to unfold the pieces before putting them in the washer. Avoid overloading the washer; linen needs space to move! Prefer a delicate cycle wash with cold or lukewarm water. Use a mild detergent to preserve the linen fibers. Avoid fabric softeners and bleaches, as they can alter the texture of the linen. A simple tablespoon of vinegar in the rinse cycle is a natural softener that can be used safely!

HAND WASHING: Fill the sink or a container with lukewarm water and add a small amount of mild soap. Submerge the linen pieces and let them soak for about ten minutes. Gently move the pieces in the water, without rubbing. Remove the soapy water and rinse until there is no soap residue left. Do not wring out the linen; remove excess water by gently pressing, then spread it on a dry towel. Roll the towel with the linen on top, press the roll so the towel absorbs the excess water.

DRYING LINEN: Prefer air drying, outdoors or indoors. Pleat the edges and hems with your fingers before hanging to dry. If machine drying, remove the linen while it is still slightly damp. Do not use fabric softeners in the machine; these products cling to the linen fiber and alter its properties.

IRONING LINEN (OPTIONAL!): Iron your linen while still damp for optimal results. Set the iron to high temperature with steam. Ironing dry linen at high temperatures risks damage. Do not use fabric softeners in the machine.

STORING LINEN: Make sure your linen is completely dry before storing to prevent mildew. Store in a well-ventilated, dry, and sun-protected area. Avoid placing in plastic bags or bins; use pillowcases or linen bags to store your linen.

STAIN REMOVAL: Treat stains as quickly as possible! Heat sets stains. Do not use hot water or the dryer until the stain is gone, unless otherwise indicated. Rubbing the fabric can damage the fibers. Blot or rub gently when necessary.