Table Linen

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SRI KALYAN EXPORT PVT LTD.

Kitchen Napkin

2 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Exporter

Erode

CRAFTOLA INTERNATIONAL

Linen Tablecloth

Price: 200.00 - 400.00 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 10 Piece/Pieces

7 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

Jaipur

ARJUN EXPORTS

Table Covers

1 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Supplier

Panipat

SUNRAYS IMPEX

Ancient Chalice Set

Price: 1000.00 - 5000.00 (Approx.)

MOQ - 20 Piece/Pieces

5 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

Madurai

J.C. INTERNATIONAL

Natural Braided Jute And Cotton Table Runner

Price: 500 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 500 Piece/Pieces

2 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

Panipat

HOME ZONE INDIA

Table Linen

Price: 549 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 2 Piece/Pieces

3 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer

Panipat

VINSON HOME FASHIONS

White Table Napkins

Price: 1 USD ($) (Approx.)

MOQ - 250 Piece/Pieces

2 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Exporter

Coimbatore

DECORE IN DESIGN

Washable Circular Round Table Linen Set

Price: 100 USD ($) (Approx.)

MOQ - 100 Piece/Pieces

2 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Exporter

Indore

KESHAV INTERNATIONAL

Tablet PC Case and Cover

2 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

Panipat

V ONE INDUSTRIES INDIA PVT Ltd

Assembly table

3 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer

Pune

RISONI

Washable Banquet Table Linen

Price: 500 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 100 Piece/Pieces

1 Years

Business Type: Manufacturer | Trading Company

Bengaluru

AMSA EXPORTS

Designer Table Linen

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

Karur

A-TEX HOME COLLECTION

A-TEX Table Linen

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

Karur

Parameshwari Exports Pvt Ltd

Designer Table Linen

Business Type: Manufacturer | Exporter

Karur

SHILPA MANMOHAN

Quick Dry Multi Colored Table Linen

Business Type: Manufacturer | Trading Company

Mumbai

Dakshin Fashions

Round Shape White Printed 100% Cotton Table Linen Density: 5.5 To 6.5 Gm Gram Per Cubic Centimeter(G/Cm3)

Price: 420 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 100 Piece/Pieces

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Aravakurichi

Aiswarya Textiles Mills

Aiswarya Table Linen

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Erode

PADMAVATHI HANDICRAFTS

TABLE LINEN

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

Narasapur

Anjali Trader

White Plain Dyed Square Polyester Table Linen

Price: 140 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 300 Piece/Pieces

Business Type: Manufacturer

Indore

ACACIA FASHIONS PVT. LTD.

Acacia Table Linen

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

New Delhi

VIMLA HANDICRAFTS

Orange And White Square Table Linen

Price: 200.00 - 2000.00 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 1000 Square Foot/Square Foots

Business Type: Manufacturer | Distributor

New Delhi

MAA BHAGWATI TEXTILES

MAA BHAGWATI Table Linen

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Meerut

LORDS WEAR PVT. LTD.

Green And Red Table Cloths

Business Type: Manufacturer | Exporter

Nagpur

MS International

Table Linens

Business Type: Manufacturer | Exporter

Delhi

Naveen Garments

Fancy Beaded Round Placemat

Price: 350 INR (Approx.)

MOQ - 5 Piece/Pieces

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Siyana

CAIRO HOME

Table Linens

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Panipat

THE BALAJI IMPEX

Colored Table Linen

Business Type: Manufacturer | Exporter

Karur

Table Linen Manufacturers | Suppliers in India

Company NameLocationMember Since
Craftola InternationalJaipur, India7 Years
Sunrays ImpexMadurai, India5 Years
Linen Design Company Pvt. Ltd.Gurugram, India3 Years
Home Zone IndiaPanipat, India3 Years
V One Industries India Pvt LtdPune, India3 Years
Sri Kalyan Export Pvt Ltd.Erode, India2 Years
J.C. InternationalPanipat, India2 Years
Vinson Home FashionsCoimbatore, India2 Years
Decore In DesignIndore, India2 Years
Keshav InternationalPanipat, India2 Years

What is Linen?

Table LinenLinen is a material made from the fibers of flax. Linen yarn is spun from the long fibers found just behind the bark in the multi-layer stem of the flax plant.

The quality of the finished linen product is dependent upon growing conditions and harvesting techniques.

What is Table Linen?
Linen fabric used as a cover for dining tables, study tables, display tables, etc. is called table linen. In earlier times, table linens were used as a sign of royalty and the poor people had no linens or even tables. But today, table linen is used as a common decorative cover for tables. 

Raw Material of Linen
Flax CultivationFlax is the raw material of linen grown as an annual spring crop grown both for its fiber and its seed. The stem of the fiber plant is slender and tall ranging from 25 to 125 cm in length in sparsely and heavily branched varieties depending on the regional conditions and climate. The fibre consists of the skin surrounding the woody core of the stem. The period of growth is about 90 days and the flax is pulled when the seeds begin to brown.

There are over 200 varieties of flax plants, which is cultivated on primarily silt or clay loams in a moist and warm climate. It is traditionally grown in no more than twenty countries worldwide. 

The largest flax-growing country is Soviet Russia, which produces approximately 90 percent of the total flax crop of the world. Today flax is an expensive fiber and produced only in small quantities. 

Pulling of Flax
Pulling of FlaxThe flax crop is either hand-harvested by pulling up the entire plant or stalks are cut very close to the root. It is very carefully harvest for valuable fibre would also be lost by the slightest injury. There are mechanical pulling machines but these are only applicable where the fields are large and in districts where the harvest is early and not subject to the August rains.

Characteristics of Linen
  • Highly absorbent and a good conductor of heat
  • It is the strongest of the vegetable fibers with 2 to 3 times the strength of cotton
  • It is smooth, making the finished fabric lint free, and gets softer the more it is washed
  • It has poor elasticity and does not spring back readily
  • It has a high natural luster and its natural color ranges between shades of ivory, tan, or grey; pure white linen is created by heavy bleaching
  • Table Linen SetWhen adequately prepared, linen has the ability to absorb and lose water rapidly
  • It quickly removes perspiration from the skin
  • Linen is resistant to moths and carpet beetles
  • Linen is easy to take care of since it resists dirt and stains
  • It has no lint or piling tendency and can be dry cleaned, machine washed or steamed 
  • It can withstand high temperatures
  • Small knots occur randomly along its length
  • The finest linen has a very consistent diameter with no knots.
History of Linen
Linen is one of the oldest textile materials in the world the history of which goes back many thousands of years. Traces of linen thread dates back to the Neolithic times in Switzerland and the Bronze Age in Spain. Fragments of straw, seeds, fibres, yarns and various types of fabrics which date back to about 8000 B.C. have been found in Swiss lake dwellings. Linen was used in the Mediterranean in the pre-Christian age and as currency in ancient Egypt. Egyptian mummies were wrapped in linen, which was seen as a symbol of light and purity, and as a display of wealth. The finest linen cloths were spun as far back as 3,000 - 4,000 years B.C. in Mesopotamia, Assyria and Egypt. 

Linen Mummy BandageThe ancient historian Herodotus mentions linen cloths where each thread consisted of 360 finest strands presented as a gift to Athena of Rhodos. Egyptian priests wore clothes made of linen that symbolized purity of light and fidelity. Linen was used to make clothes, combat outfits, bed wrappers, sailcloth and cordage and as canvas in painting in Greece that dates back to the 6th century BC. Ancient manuscripts of the 9th-10th century B.C. contain evidence of linen made by Slavs in Russia. 

The famous Turin Shroud that bears the image of Jesus Christ and was used to wrap his body is of linen. Even the towel bearing Christ's image, Redeemer, not painted by human hands, was also made of linen. 

Prior to the invention of paper, writers penned down their manuscripts on linen. 

History of Table Linen
Table linen was used during earlier times mainly by the royal and elite class. Gradually with the passage of time, and with the advancement of technology, this valuable fiber fabric began to be used by the common people.
  • There is trace of table linen being used during the 12th century throughout France and Italy
  • The stylish class of people during the middle ages started providing individual linen squares for themselves and their guests, especially for use during meal time
  • The use of table linen spread quickly from the royal class to the merchant class and further to the smaller sections by the 15th century
  • During the fifteenth-century, long, narrow runners often identical in length and decoration to the table linen, were laid over the table linen to protect it
  • Earlier table linens were made of linen and then the use of cotton and silk also became popular
  • Small flower patterns and other innovative styles were designed on the table linen in the early 15th century
  • Damask Table LinenVenetian style and Damascus (damask linen) weave came into existence during the Renaissance period
  • The table cloths, i.e. table linen were folded to get a more thick covering on the table till the mid seventeenth century. Later, an undercloth was created to make a base layer for the cloth
  • During the late 1800s, Queen Victoria, who had lost her beloved Prince Albert, made it fashionable to be a widow. With this the custom of using darker shades of table linen came into being
  • Table linen became a common sight in the 18th century
  • By the end of 18th century, the use of table linen elevated to a greater standard and matching table linen were introduced.
Embroidered Table LinenToday blended table linen with cotton, polyester, jacquard, and other fabrics have been introduced in the market. Along with domestic use, table linen began to be used for commercial purposes. They are now available in various colors, patterns and embroidered varieties were designed and woven.


Application of Linen

Traditionally linen was widely used for towels, sheets, lightweight undergarments such as shirts, chemises, waist shirts, lingerie, and detachable shirt collars and cuffs. Today linen has wide application in the following areas:
  • Commercial Table LinenIt is used as household textiles, interior furnishings, textile wallpaper and wall coverings
  • Technical linen has found application in automotive, rubber, shoe and even aircraft industry
  • Flax fiber is used for the production of tarpaulin, sailcloth, driving belts, hoses and fishing nets
  • Flax fiber is also used as a base in the manufacture of roofing materials
  • It is used in the medical industry as absorbent wool that prevents the development of infection and micro-flora, atraumatic dressings, woven and combined bandages, surgical threads that readily dissolves in the human organism
  • Flax tow is used in the building industry as a heat-insulating material
  • Flax tow is also used in the production of an effective filtering material applied in waste-cleaning processes.

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