HOT ! Quilted Pillow Sham - Kelp Linen

Complete the look - our European flax linen quilted shams add the perfect finishing touch to your coastal sanctuary. Crafted in the same superior quality fabric as our entire linen range, maintaining a luxurious strength and style. Each features sophisticated striped edging, a quilted front side, linen backing and a deep centred envelope opening.

Available in Standard (48x73 cm) King (48 x 90 cm) and European (65 x 65 cm) pillowcase size and 80gm fill that makes our shams soft but lofty in appearance on your bed.

Sold individually and packaged in a linen drawstring bag for extra safekeeping. 

Sleep rituals to savour. 

Invest in a sleep of French flax and feel your nights and naps transform. Our long-lasting bedding collection is cool in summer and warm in winter thanks to the 100% European Flax® certified linen that is also Intertek Certified and Standard 100 Oeko-Tex Certified, as nature intended. Your endless summer will feel complete with the colour palette on offer, an ode to Salt Living’s effortless elegance and coastal aesthetic. 

Composition: 

Made of 100% French Linen - EUROPEAN FLAX® Certified, Intertek Certified, Standard 100 Oeko-Tex Certified and WRAP Certified. Our linen is of superior quality, woven to be between 170 - 200 GSM. This density gives our linen a luxurious strength, while still feeling light enough to provide excellent breathability in warmer weather. Learn more about our linen here. 

Filled with 80GSM microfibre fill.

Linen Care: 

Machine wash gently with soft detergents and similar colours in cool or warm water, before line drying in shade. Do not bleach or use other chemicals. Do not tumble dry. Your items will soften over time, retaining their relaxed, indulgent texture. 

Origins of our Linen: 

This collection is designed and sold exclusively by Salt Living, Australia. It promises to move graciously beyond the constraints of seasons and trends. Learn more about Salt Living here. Our EUROPEAN FLAX® Linen has been grown and sourced from France, then yarn dyed, woven and sewn in China, before it is shipped across the seas to where it all began- Coolangatta, Queensland, Australia. Learn more about the origins of our linen here.