Stunning 100% linen placemats featuring Lottie’s delicate ‘Oh Christmas Tree’ design.

At Lottie Lane Designs we care about creating lovely things whilst ensuring our environmental impact is as small as possible. Choosing these 100% linen placemats will help to reduce waste this Christmas, and for years to come. All of our products are made to last, and these placemats are no different. Made so they can be machine washed and ironed whilst keeping their lovely linen quality, we hope these placemats, featuring Lottie's hand drawn delicate Christmas Tree design, will make a festive appearance on your Christmas dinner tables year after year.

Not only are they sustainable but they are a really special addition to your Christmas table-scape that will be sure to wow your guests and they will make very special presents for friends and loved ones too.

Available in sets of 2, 4 and 6 or 8.

Every order is hand gift-wrapped for you in coloured tissue and string.

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Care and washing: Machine washable, maximum 30 degrees celsius.

Why choose linen: We love linen, it’s an amazing fabric. It is not only wonderful to wear (absorbent, breathable), it’s also highly sustainable! This is because:

• The durability of linen (which is many times stronger than cotton) means it lasts longer than other materials. Even when linen does reach the end of its life, it doesn’t need to rot in a landfill. As a natural fibre, it’s fully compostable.

• There is very little waste with flax. Other parts of the plant, like the seeds, can be used to produce linseed oil or flax seeds for consumption.

• Flax grows naturally and requires no additional water other than rainwater, making it far more eco-friendly.

• Very little energy is required to process flax.

• Linen yarn is inherently strong, which reduces the need for starching during spinning and weaving.

• The Advisory Commission Report to the European Parliament stated that flax cultivation has positive effects on eco-system diversity as it allows for an “environmental pause”. One hectare of flax can retain 3.7 tonnes of CO2 .