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PEAK TOWEL

Sale price13,00 €
  • Made in France
  • An exclusive design byElise Fouin
  • 100% cotton

"Cime" napkin designed by Elise Fouin for the PINACEAE collection.

MADE IN FRANCE

Tissage Moutet designs and manufactures high-end table and home linen in France, drawing on textile expertise passed down for over 150 years.

From the spool of cotton or linen thread right through to the preparation of your order, every stage of production takes place in our weaving workshop in Orthez, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. The dyeing of our yarns is carried out by a workshop located just 60 km away, which holds the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (EPV) label.

Our exceptional expertise and our commitments are recognised by the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label, the Linge Basque Geographical Indication and our membership of Ateliers d’Art de France.

CREATION

The Moutet team embodies the brand’s signature style, which is the result of traditional textile craftsmanship: quality, intricate weaves, jacquard weaving and touches of embroidery. Always on the lookout for new talent, the design studio seeks out designers – both men and women – to bring table and home linen to life in a visionary and original way. Drawing also on the archives, it reinterprets the iconic designs from Maison Moutet’s heritage and demonstrates, collection after collection, that Linge Basque (GI) is more timeless and on-trend than ever.

DELIVERY & RETURNS

Delivery

Orders are dispatched within 24 to 72 hours (excluding weekends and public holidays). Delivery to mainland France via Colissimo (2–3 days), via Mondial Relay (5 days), via DHL within Europe (4–5 days), and worldwide (5–6 days).

Product returns

Returns are accepted within 30 days of the date of receipt. For returns, a pre-paid label (€5 to be deducted from the refund) is available on request.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

This product does not require any special care, provided you follow a few simple guidelines. All our fabrics are machine-washable at up to 60°. We recommend washing them for the first time at 30°.

Choose a washing powder without optical brighteners or bleaching agents to preserve the vibrancy of the colours. Use fabric softeners sparingly, as they reduce the fabric’s absorbency. A slight shrinkage of natural fibres is normal after the first few washes.

After washing, remove the laundry from the machine promptly to prevent creases; air-dry or tumble-dry at a moderate temperature, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

If a stain appears, treat it promptly with a suitable pre-wash stain remover or a specific remedy depending on the type of stain. Never iron a garment until the stain has completely disappeared.

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Inspired by the Landes pine

Tissage Moutet is collaborating with designer Élise Fouin to envision the Moutet of tomorrow.

The Pinaceae collection is an artistic exploration of the Landes pine, a rugged species typical of the regional landscape, now facing climate-related challenges. From this distinctive species, Élise Fouin has captured the sensory qualities, the freshness of the colours and the geometry of the patterns to create contemporary table linen pieces that bring a touch of refinement to our everyday lives.

The designs, meticulously handcrafted by the designer using collages of pine needles, reflect a unique artisanal approach. A new colour palette incorporating shades of green, orange and yellow has been developed to reflect the seasonal changes of the Landes’ rich natural environment.

Elise Fouin

Designer profile

Élise Fouin

Élise Fouin is a French designer renowned for the diversity of her creations, transforming materials into functional works of art. Her academic background at the École Boulle in Paris, where she initially trained in goldsmithing before moving on to furniture design, has played a decisive role in her artistic approach. She favours a tactile and sensory approach, which is reflected in her meticulous and poetic work on textures and forms.

She undertook a ‘Tour de France of craftsmanship’, travelling the length and breadth of France to meet French companies renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship. This journey highlighted the richness of regional craftsmanship and enabled her to create unique pieces that demonstrate the alchemy between her contemporary design and traditional techniques.