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Simons Maison Patterned Ecru Checkers and flowers touch of linen tablecloth

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Checkers and flowers touch of linen tablecloth

Style: 20450-3251201

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Tablecloths

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Seats

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54"X54"

137 X 137 cm

54"X72"

137 X 183 cm

4 - 6

60" RD

152 cm

4 - 6

60X90REC

152 X 229 cm

6 - 8

60"X108"

152 X 274 cm

8 - 10

60"X126"

152 X 320 cm

10 - 12

70" RD

178 cm

4 - 6

78"X78"

198 X 198 cm

6 - 8

78"X104"

198 X 264 cm

10 - 12

90" RD

229 cm

6 - 8

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Checkers and flowers touch of linen tablecloth

Name: Checkers and flowers touch of linen tablecloth
Brand: Simons Maison
SKU: 20450-3251201
Price: 39.95 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Can$85.00 Can$39.95

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Style: 22-20450-3251201

A Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada

Geometric shapes blending with poetic flowers... This design will imbue your dining room with refreshing natural charm.

Scalloped lace trim
Organic cotton blend with a touch of linen
Easy-care, machine wash and dry
Matching napkin sold separately

Vision

This product meets the requirements of our Vision program because it comes from a circular production process or contains at least 50% reduced-impact materials compared to its conventional counterpart.

Organic Cotton

The organic cotton used in making this product was grown according to organic methods that minimize the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers.

Water Conscious

Organic cotton farming reduces the need for artificial land irrigation compared to conventional cotton cultivation methods through various practices such as mulching and the use of rainwater.

Reduction of Emissions

Organic farming saves energy by avoiding the manufacturing and use of synthetic inputs, such as chemical fertilizers. Thus, organic practices help reduce carbon emissions compared to conventional cotton cultivation.