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The Bouclette collection, a curly canvas,
where the curls emerge without order and which gave birth to a series of cushions and plaids
served by a heavy and flexible weaving.
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In our standard quality linen, we offer a collection of classic duvet cover with European style bottle shape insert.
These collection colors are intended to mix with all our offerings and offers all sizes including single bed.
A pretty fabric of linen woven, manufactured, dyed and softened thanks
to the know-how of the French craftsmen.
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The Easyclip curtain turns around the wire and fixed thanks to snaps, creating an alternate decorative ruffles and snaps.
The curtain laying indifferently in one direction or the other.
A pretty fabric of linen woven, manufactured, dyed and softened thanks
to the know-how of the French craftsmen.
The set " Old Lin " offers an authentic linen texture of a voluntarily rich and very present weave structure.
The pillow cases are made in a bag format and include an inner pocket of 20 cm.
The closure is done on the side thanks to a series of snaps visible on one side and hidden on the other side by a button placket.
The pillow cases exist in the same colors and weaves as the bed linen.
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The plaid knitt effect this aspect deconstructed through weaving son of flax and bamboo.
LINEN CANVAS - 100% Made in France
Our fitted sheets are made , manufactured, dyed and softened thanks to the know-how of French craftsmen.
They are made with an elastic all around to ensure good support on the mattress. The cups are 30 centimeters which allows them to fit on most mattresses.
In the same linen fabric we also offer duvet covers, pillowcases, quilts, cushions and curtains.
Unfold your products before washing them, do not overload the machine and wash at 40 ° C. Use a mild detergent and avoid any chlorine bleaches.
If possible, dry linen linen on a drying rack. If you use a dryer, avoid excessively high temperatures or "intensive drying" programs.
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Vitré: A little history From the 15th century, the boom in trade saw the birth of merchant brands whose function was to quickly identify the owner of the goods. Inspired by his daring ancestors, Lissoy imagined a collection of very thick fabrics available in a collection of rugs, decoration panels and cushions for interior decoration.