Jasper – placemats 35 x 50 cm in several finishes
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Jasper – placemats in linen and wool
Jasper is Libeco’s winter quality: a heavy blend of linen and wool at 1000 g/m² with body and texture that sits heavy and calm on the table. Available in four warm colours – ginger, hunter green, smoke and leather – that work both in a single colour and mixed around the table. Libeco has been weaving linen in Belgium since 1858 and is today one of Europe’s largest linen weavers, run by the fourth generation. Everything carries the Masters of Linen label, which guarantees that the linen is grown and processed in Europe with traceability all the way through.
Craftsmanship with variation
The yarn is spun from linen and wool, and small variations in the weave from piece to piece are part of the character – not a flaw. Combine with our plain linen napkins or the striped napkins from Libeco. Wash on a wool or hand-wash programme at max. 30 °C, line dry and, if needed, iron with steam while the fabric is still slightly damp.
Specifications
- 35 × 50 cm, sold per piece
- 55% linen, 35% wool, 10% polyamide
- 1000 g/m²
- Colours: ginger, hunter green, smoke and leather
- Woven by Libeco, Belgium
- Wash at max. 30 °C on a wool/hand-wash programme
About Libeco
Libeco is owned and managed by the 5th generation of the Libeert family. The family has been a guarantor of good craftsmanship since 1858, and their GOTS certified products represent the very best in the production and weaving of linen textiles.
All products are woven at the weaving mill in Belgium from flax grown locally in Flanders and Northern France.
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Linen Textiles – Care and Maintenance
Care instructions – Linen
Flax is one of the world's oldest textiles and has been used for thousands of years. It is a 100% natural fiber, made from the flax plant, which is grown with low resource consumption and processed into one of the most durable textiles available.
Linen fibers are naturally stronger and sturdier than cotton, making the fabric exceptionally durable. At the same time, linen only gets more beautiful with time – the more it is used and washed, the softer and more comfortable it becomes.
To maintain the quality and enjoy your linen products for many years, we recommend the following:
Before first wash
Soak the product in lukewarm water before the first wash – preferably overnight. Tightly woven products can be soaked for up to 24 hours. This helps the fibers retain their natural strength.
Wash
Wash at max. 40°C on a gentle or coloured programme. Kitchen textiles such as tea towels can be washed at 60°C if necessary.
Use a gentle detergent without bleach or optical brighteners.
Spin for as short a time as possible – linen dries quickly on its own.
Drying
Gently smooth and stretch the fabric while it is still damp.
Air dry outdoors in a light breeze, but avoid direct sunlight.
Avoid tumble drying.
Ironing
Linen can be ironed or rolled while it is still slightly damp.
If you want the characteristic, relaxed look, ironing is not necessary – the natural folds are part of the charm of linen.
Shrink
Expect a natural shrinkage of approx. 5–7%.
Good advice
Tablecloths and runners
Roll the slightly damp cloth or rag tightly around a smooth plastic tube and let it dry completely. This will give a nice, smooth result.
Tea towels
Soak tea towels in cold water for about 24 hours before washing for the first time. This improves their natural absorbency.
Stains
Dried red wine stains: Dab a little glycerin on the stain, place the product in a plastic bag overnight, then wash.
Other stains: Treat with a mild, colorless dishwashing detergent, leave overnight in a plastic bag, then wash as normal.
A material that lasts for many years
Linen does not need to be washed as often as many other textiles. Often, it is enough to hang the product to air between uses. With the right care, your linen products will develop a beautiful patina, become softer over time and maintain their quality for many years.
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- Fixed prices all year round — no sales, no Black Friday, no discount codes. Buy 3 or more tea towels and get 10% off.
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- 2-year right of complaint for manufacturing and material defects under the Danish Sale of Goods Act.
- Seller: Rune-Jakobsen Design ApS, Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum, 9280 Storvorde, Denmark. CVR 46593359.
In-stock items are dispatched within 1-2 working days. Handmade products are made to order — the current lead time is shown on the product page.
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Starting prices (the final price is calculated at checkout):
- Denmark: From 39 DKK to a parcel shop / 59 DKK to a private address. Free shipping on orders over 2,500 DKK.
- Sweden: From 135 SEK. Free shipping on orders over 2,500 SEK.
- EU countries: From 9 EUR.
- Norway: From 159 NOK. Free shipping on orders over 4,000 NOK.
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- Rest of the world: From 35 USD.
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You have a 30-day right of withdrawal on all products — including made-to-order Woodworks products. Notify us at info@rune-jakobsen.dk within 30 days of receipt; you then have 14 days to return the item unused and undamaged.
You pay the cost of the return shipment yourself, unless it is a complaint. Danish customers can order a return label via Shipmondo. Once we have received the item, we refund the full purchase price.
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Complaints: Under the Sale of Goods Act you have a 2-year right of complaint for manufacturing and material defects. For a justified complaint we cover the cost of the return shipment.
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