From the traditional weaving mill Vieböck in Helfenberg, Upper Austria, come these red and white checkered napkins, and in a double pack. Since 1832, the weaving mill has specialized in the production of a wide variety of fabrics, especially those made of fine linen, since the Mühlviertel is one of the classic linen regions of Europe. The napkins, however, are made entirely of cotton. Thanks to the fine, twisted yarn (Nm 70/2) and the rather light material weight of 133 g/sqm, the linen-bound fabric is particularly soft and supple.

The red and white checkered pattern comes from Vieböck's archive. With the additional fine green repeat, it is reminiscent of summer days in Italy and brings - indoors or out on the terrace - southern flair to your table. Matching tablecloths (square, rectangular and round) made of the fine check weave are also available from us.