Society Limonta Ber Tablecloth
BER TABLECLOTH
BER TABLECLOTH
Ber tablecloth in printed abaca features the detailed print of a precious 19th century sketch by Anthony berrus initially intended for shawls.
The delicate trait seems to be hand drawn on the fabric. The original drawing on paper is part of Limonta’s historic archives.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Society Limonta
PRODUCT TYPE
Tablecloth
WASHED
Ber tablecloth can be machine-washed and doesn’t require ironing.
WASHINGS INSTRUCTIONS
- Do not bleach.
- Water temperature 40°C.
- Tumble dry at low
- Iron medium heat 150°C temperatures..
- Dry clean with tetrachloroethylene and other solvents for F symbol delicate.
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
MATERIAL
Fabric
COLORS
This garment has been made using special dying and finishing processes, which confer the item an exclusive “used” look: this, along with potential irregularities related to the dying are distintive traits of the product and should not be considered faults at all.
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COMPOSITION
Abaca 100%
AVAILABLE TABLECLOTH
Ber tableclothis available to order only. Delivery time varies from 6 to 8 weeks.
DETERGENTS
We recommend to choose the right detergent according to the colour of your garments. Do not use softener.
FABRIC
Abaca is a fibre derived from a plant that grows spontaneously in sub-equatorial climates. It is completely natural, biocompatible, it lasts the passing of time, despite being bio-degradable. Regular, high tech and light, abaca is transpirant, resistant and termoregulates the body heat.
COLLECTION
Bijou
DIMENSIONS
- Length : 170 cm (67")
- Width : 170 cm (67")
MAINTENANCE
Machine wash at 40°, keeping the different colours separated. Stains can be treated before washing with a stain remover. Let the product rest without rubbing the stain and then wash immediately. With dark garments, test the remover on a small hidden part of the fabric. For a natural dry after washing, stretch out the damp garment to remove creases, then hang possibly without folding. Use a tumble dryer on a light cycle. Iron at high temperatures.
