Chilewich Mini Basketweave Table Mat - BLUSH

MATERIALS

Terrastrand yarns with 25% renewable vegetable content. 100% phthalate free.

PRODUCT CARE

• To clean, simply wipe with soap, water and a soft sponge or cloth. Standard antibacterial cleanser can also be used. Rinse with clean water and air dry.
• Scrub stubborn stains with a soft bristle-brush and a bleach-based cleanser. This will remove the stain without altering the fabric. Rinse with clean water and air dry.
• Machine washing or dishwasher use is not recommended.
• More permanent stains may result when certain foods or liquids (e.g. tomato, hot pepper sauce, turmeric) are left on the placemat or runner for long periods before cleaning. This is more likely to occur with lighter-color textiles. Make sure to remove such spills quickly.

All Chilewich placemats should be stored flat. Do not fold placemats or allow them to crease.
Hot objects may damage your placemat/runner. Please exercise caution and use a trivet to protect your placemat/runner from excessive heat.

PACKAGING

Packaged in recyclable material. 

END OF LIFE

Made to last a lifetime. 

BRAND

When designer Sandy Chilewich came upon the industrial process of extruding yarns, which allows for the creation of continuous filaments, she saw pure potential. She seized upon vinyl—durable, versatile, and easy to clean—to create woven placemats that changed the way the world sets the table.

Established in 2000, Chilewich products are designed in their New York City studio and seen at home in both residential and commercial spaces around the world. 

Led by creative director Sandy Chilewich and CEO Joe Sultan, their design team includes master weavers who develop and refine innovative patterns and multi-tonal colours for collections that are renewed seasonally. 

Chilewich's desire for artistic expression is balanced by their commitment to reaching a broad audience—one that spans cultures, tastes, and income levels—and to creating products that retain their beauty and functionality over decades of daily use. 

Containing a minimum of 18% renewable vegetable content, these woven textiles are made entirely in the United States at the Chilewich factory in Chatsworth, Georgia.