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Clutches & drawstring bags

Flecked Blue Envelope

€34.90
per unit · tax incl.

A personalised envelope in Flecked Blue washed linen, lined and embroidered in ecru thread in our workshop in Lozère. Flecked linen is woven from two threads, one dyed and one ecru: a deep blue from a distance, a living cloth close up. It puts away flat a pile of napkins, a book, papers. Metal zip, leather pull, OEKO-TEX certified linen. Made in France.

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Personalised item: made to your specification, it cannot be returned or exchanged. The legal guarantee applies if the item is faulty.
Made in Lozère
Customizable
Ships within 2 days
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The details that matter

Dimensions 38 × 26 cm
Weight 300 g
Material Oeko Tex® certified linen
Finishes Flap closed with a tie
Manufacturing French

Caring for your linens

  • Machine wash at 40 degrees. Ironing without going over the embroidery
  • Air drying is recommended to preserve natural fibres.
  • OEKO-TEX certified natural fibres that soften wash after wash.

Made to order & shipping

Your pieces are embroidered and prepared to order, then shipped within 2 working days from our workshop.

Delivery to France 5 business days
Delivery in Europe 8 business days
Free shipping In Europe from €75
Packaging Gift-ready, wrapped by hand

Clutches & drawstring bags Flecked Blue Envelope: personalised embroidery, made in France

The envelope is cut from the linen of our Flecked Blue napkins: the storage and the linen you put in it are then the same cloth and the same blue.

It is used above all for one thing: you slip a pile of napkins into it to go and dine with friends, and they arrive flat, with no crease to smooth out on the spot. The rest of the time it lives on a shelf or in a drawer, closed, and what it holds does not gather dust. And for giving, it replaces the wrapping paper: the wrapping then becomes part of the present.