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Libeco Belgian Table Linens Since 1858

        "Libeco-Lagae has been producing linen for 150 years, yet today our passion for this incredible fiber is stronger than ever before. We are proud to create a unique concept based on the same values that our ancestors founded. As they did so many years ago, we transform flax into unique linen products.   Simply sophisticated, pure..... linen.  We invite you to discover our collections and share our passion."


Raymond Libeert, CEO

 


The rich lush colors,  fabulous finishes, textures and "hand" of Libeco pure designer linen,  imported directly from Belgium, is the unquestioned standard in fine linen throughout the world.  Libeco table linen collections - tablecloths, runners, napkins - provide the mark of understated elegance for any dining decor.  These collections provide options in fine delicate, transparent linen to warm, earthy mid-weight textures.  Linen is synonymous with luxury and good taste, and is a necessary staple for the very best linen closets.

Libeco Home creates linen products designed for living in everyday, products that inspire us to slow down and enjoy life. Linen is inherently ecological, extraordinarily comfortable and forever beautiful.

 

Believe in linen.


Care

Linen can be laundered with confidence, and all Libeco·Lagae products carry full washing instructions.

 

It is important to select the proper washing agent. Many detergents today contain optical whitening agents that work well on white linens. These are not recommended for colored linens, however, as discoloring and spotting may result. When washing colors, check that your detergent does not have whitening agents, or choose a soap powder. If you have hard water, with a high lime content, we recommend a softening agent, especially for darker colors.

 

For stains, try the following:

   Ink: Soak in milk, or in soap-and-ammonia mixture, and rub the spot.

    Blood: Rinse immediately in cold water.

    Fruit, coffee, tea and chocolate: Rub with alcohol, white vinegar and ammonia.

    Candle wax: Scratch off dried wax, absorb residue with blotting paper and warm iron.

    Greasy Stains: Rub with ammonia.

    Red Wine: Rub immediately with sparkling water or white wine.

 

If stains do not disappear, you can try:

 Soaking the linen in a good washing detergent, or dissolving 3.5 oz. sodium borate in boiling water, then adding enough cold water to yield 1½ gallons, and let soak for 1 hour.

    Never use chlorine bleach which may damage the fibers.

 

Try a traditional remedy: spread the linen out on a sunny meadow or your back yard for a few days!