Calendar Island Linen Blanket

Upholding its reputation as the most comfortable sleep experience, our flat, plain-weave linen blanket offers the classic good looks and comfort of pure linen. Cool on hot humid nights, warm and insulating in the winter, this heirloom-quality, antimicrobial layer develops more drape, character and softness over time.

Product Details:

• Made from 100% linen
• Double hand-turned hem
• Machine washable

All Brahms Mount textiles are prewashed and preshrunk

All Brahms Mount products are made in the USA

Sizes:

• Twin 72” x 90”
• Full 80” x 90”
• Queen 90” x 90”
• King 110” x 90”

Feel-Good Fibers:

Sustainability is not a new idea at Brahms Mount. Natural fibers and earth-friendly practices were woven into the fabric of our company from day one. Every part of our process, from sourcing yarns to manufacturing products, involves making choices with minimal impact. We use colorfast, eco-friendly dyes to achieve our vibrant hues. We follow the safest possible methods to give our whites their characteristic brightness. Our natural fibers are just that – pure and undyed, with a clean, untreated finish. Feel-good fibers, in every sense.

All Brahms Mount blankets and throws are pre-washed and pre-shrunk. While our products have the ease of home washing and drying, they are still made of natural fibers and should be cared for accordingly.

Washing:

• Wash separately in cold water on a short, gentle cycle, with as much water as possible to allow for movement
• Avoid harsh detergents
• Use a liquid detergent without bleach or brighteners
• Always pre-dilute your detergent

Drying:

• Tumble dry on a delicate setting, low or no heat. The linen will become brittle if it is dried at a high heat temperature or for an extended period. When the fabric rubs on itself in a “dry” condition, it will abrade and show fiber on the surface.
• Tumbling keeps a soft drape.
• You can line dry, but the fabric will be stiff initially.
• It is better to remove the product slightly damp from the dryer than to “bake and break” the fibers. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight over long periods.