> Tekstylia>Ścierki i ręczniki kuchenne>Ścierka kuchenna Baranki Pakapaat 48x70 Biało-Lniana
Ścierka kuchenna Baranki Pakapaat 48x70 Biało-Lniana

Ścierka kuchenna Baranki Pakapaat 48x70 Biało-Lniana

Lapuan Kankurit

120,00 zł brutto

Ściereczka kuchenna z gotowanego i zmiękczanego lnu. Material washed 50% linen and 50% cotton. Size 48x70 cm. Źródło photo: LK, Laponia, Finlandia.

Wysokość.H 70
Głęb.Szer.W 48
Motyw Zwierzęta, Ptaki, Owady, Ryby
Materiał Len
Kolor Beżowy

Ten produkt nie występuje już w magazynie.

Produkt na zamówienie, ok. 28 dni roboczych

Ściereczka kuchenna z gotowanego i zmiękczanego lnu. Material washed 50% linen and 50% cotton. Size 48x70 cm. Źródło photo: LK, Laponia, Finlandia.

60% bio-organic cotton and 40% European Masters of linen -linen.

Made out of Masters of Linen long staple linen yarn, grown and spun in Europe and out of bio organic cotton spun in Europe according Öko-Tex standard. Yarns are dyed in Europe, mainly in Finland nearby the weaving mill. Product development and design, material purchasing, bindings of the fabric and programming of the jacquard machine is done in own weaving mill in Finland. Warping, preparing, weaving, finishing, drying and fabric inspection is done in own weaving mill in Finland. Sewing in own daughter sewing company in Lithuania or in subsidiaries located nearby the weaving mill in Finland. Accessories come from Europe, mainly from Finland. Main part of production is made in Finland. Country of origin is Finland.

Wash separately at 60°C in plenty of water. 40°C is also an adequate wash temperature. Avoid softener and bleach. Do not tumble dry. Normal spin cycle. Iron the textile with cotton settings. The colour of natural linen becomes lighter with washing.

Masaru Suzuki

The Japanese designer Masaru Suzuki works with several projects around the world and has also designed for Lapuan Kankurit since 2009. His works are well known in Japan and now the Finns can also enjoy Masaru's wonderful products. He insightfully incorporates natural influences, which can be seen in the KILI and RIIKINKUKKO patterns.

Więcej

Produkty powiązane