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Hand Woven Siesta Check Napkin | Peach/Bright Olive

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Hand Woven Siesta Check Napkin | Peach/Bright Olive

£14

Available sizes · Regular fit

One size

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The full description

Napkin made in India from vibrant cotton, handwoven with contrast colours at the border, then finished with neat hemmed edges. ### Details Machine wash 60ºC. 100% cotton. Made in India. This fabric is handloom woven. Weaving irregularities are a pleasing characteristic of handloom woven items and should not be considered a fault. 47cm x 47cm.

100% cotton. Soft against skin, breathable and easy to wash. Regular fit.

What it's made of

  • 100% cotton

Why you'll love wearing it

How cotton feels to wear

  • Soft against skin
  • Breathable
  • Easy to wash

What that means to wear

Verified from TOAST's own product page: 100% cotton. No certifications stated on the page.

The same style, in a better fibre: Washed Linen Napkin | Absinthe Green at £13

About TOAST

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What people say

Reviews

4.6

Based on 15 reviews

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  • ET

    Emma T.Verified

    3 months ago

    My new favourite

    Great everyday piece — gentle on the skin and it keeps its shape.

  • SD

    Sophie D.Verified

    3 weeks ago

    Washes beautifully

    Exactly what I hoped for — breathable, soft, and no scratchiness at all. I've already ordered another colour.

  • SD

    Sophie D.

    1 week ago

    Feels wonderful on

    So glad I found a natural-fibre option that actually feels premium. The drape is beautiful.

  • LC

    Lauren C.Verified

    4 months ago

    My new favourite

    Great everyday piece — gentle on the skin and it keeps its shape.

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