Glass cloth – Cristal – Poivre Gris

Le Jacquard Francais Glass Cloth – Cristal Poivre Gris

The Le Jacquard Francais Cristal Poivre Gris glass cloth is a French tea towel made of 100% linen, ideal for lint-free polishing of glassware. The grey tone of this cloth is reminiscent of the color of peppercorns. Woven using the Jacquard method, it boasts a generous size of 60x80cm and features a woven label for easy hanging in your kitchen.

This fine Le Jacquard Francais glass cloth, made of pure linen, is decorated with a sophisticated, elegant depiction of crystal glasses, bringing a sense of French lifestyle - savoir-vivre - into your home.

The linen cloth is available in the colors Poivre Gris (pepper grey), pure white (Blanc), modern slate grey (Ardoise), and a fresh, light mist grey (Brume). The shades can be combined with one another.

The linen cloths from Le Jacquard Francais carry the "Masters of Linen" label. This distinguishes products made 100% in Europe, from the harvest and fiber to the finished fabric. They work in collaboration with Terre de Lin, a cooperative of flax growers who preserve their expertise together and share and develop skills related to production and social engagement.

The Le Jacquard tea towel can be washed at up to 60 degrees, making it truly suitable for everyday use and a helpful assistant in your kitchen. To maintain its quality, it is best to avoid using fabric softener and tumble drying. This fantastic kitchen towel with a hanger can also be used as a small tablecloth.

Le Jacquard Glass Cloth – Cristal

• Color: Poivre Gris - Pepper Grey
• Quality: 100% Linen
• Care: Machine washable up to 60 °C
• Size: approx. 60cm x 80cm
• Woven and sewn in France

The Art of Weaving à la Française – Tradition since 1861

The history of Le Jacquard Francais dates back to 1861, when Benjamin Baer opened a fabric shop in Gérardmer in the French Vosges. In 1928, his successors, the Nathan Lévy weaving mill, expanded the business with a bleachery, as white linens were in great demand at the time. In 1968, the company was acquired by the ELIS Group, which purchased more than 50 looms for weaving Jacquard fabrics and launched the Le Jacquard Francais brand. As the quintessence of creative and technical know-how, the tea towels are woven with the utmost care in their textile factory in the Vosges and subsequently sewn there. The products are of outstanding quality and are woven from 100% cotton. The combed long fibers result in a soft, very smooth, and durable fabric. The fineness of the silk-soft yarns gives the designs unparalleled brilliance and precision.