"Lin Ancien" Panels
The Easyclip curtain turns around the wire and fixed thanks to snaps, creating an alternate decorative ruffles and snaps.
Curtains 100 % Linen - 400g / m²
270 cm height = put (+/- 3%)
Standards and certifications
Our 100 % Linen is produced exclusively in Europe from the finest premium linen fibers. All manufacturing processes meet the most stringent European standards.
Technical aspects
Our products are 100% washed linen almost providing stability of colors and dimensions. However, due to the nature of the linen we cannot guarantee the dimensions within a tolerance range of +/- 3%.
Maintenance
Unfold your product before washing. Do not overload the machine and wash at 40 ° C. Use a mild detergent and do not use chlorine bleach.
No dryer
If you want to keep the slightly wrinkled appearance avoid ironing or use steam program without pressing too hard on the machine.
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