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Fine Dining Tablecloths - A family heirloom forever.
Hemstitch: Giorgio Armani once described linen as "a noble product". Nobility is apparent when the cloth is hand thread drawn and hemstitched. This simple elegance has an understated appeal and almost any size cloth can be supplied. A hemstitched cloth also lends itself well to personalizing and embellishing.
Damask: A fine linen damask tablecloth provides a beautiful display of weavers' art. Named after the ornamental fabrics from Damascus, these cloths have intricate patterns formed by weaving. These rich designs, ranging from the classic Irish Shamrock to the simple elegance of the Satin Band are brought out by different angles of light. This affect is achieved by long floats of warp and weft set at perpendicular angles. All of this careful craftsmanship comes together to create a splendid cloth; a stunningly beautiful dining experience.
Double Damask: The finest cloth is obtained when the double damask weaves are used. These cloths have more threads per square inch than the singe damask, resulting in an even richer cloth.
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