Yellow Gingham Cushion
£25.00 – £37.00
- 45 x 45cm, zip fastening
- Cotton-Linen Fabric in yellow gingham
- Print on both sides
- Natural cotton-linen fabric
- Printed with OEKO-TEX certified fabric and inks, meaning no harmful chemicals to you.
- Machine washable at 30 degrees
Please note: Slight print variation may occur from image shown. Colours may vary in real life due to the nature of different device screens. Due to the hand-finished nature of this product, there may be minor variances in the dimensions.
Products are designed in-house & made to order.
All products are manufactured in the UK.
Yellow Gingham Cushion, in Natural Luxury Linen:
- 228gsm Material
- 94% Cotton, 6% Linen
- As is common with most unwashed linens, shrinkage is to be expected after the first wash.
- Martindale: 26,000 (heavy domestic use). Read more on the Martindale scale here.
It’s a medium heavyweight fabric. The base is natural and unbleached, and the design is printed using eco-friendly, water-based pigment inks. This makes it ideal for applications that expose the fabric to direct sunlight as they are inherently UV resistant.
The luxury cotton linen is pre-treated to offer excellent durability and wash fastness.
Wash on a delicate machine cycle at 30°C. Delicate tumble cycle on a low heat. Iron on a medium heat using steam, ironing print side down for best results. Do not bleach. Do not dry clean. Shrinkage estimated 4-8%.
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The Timeless Charm of Gingham
Gingham is a fabric with a rich history, beloved for its classic checked pattern and versatility. Originally woven in Southeast Asia, the word “gingham” is thought to come from the Malay term genggang, meaning “striped.” European traders introduced it to the West in the 17th century, where it quickly gained popularity, particularly in England and later in the United States.
By the 18th century, Manchester, England, became a hub for gingham production, and the pattern evolved from stripes to the familiar checked design we recognise today. Valued for its durability and simplicity, gingham became a staple for everything from clothing to home furnishings.
In the 1950s, gingham took centre stage in fashion, popularised by icons like Brigitte Bardot, who famously wore a pink gingham wedding dress. Since then, it has remained a symbol of nostalgia, and effortless charm.
Today, yellow gingham continues to bring warmth and character to homes, making it the perfect choice for cosy, rustic furnishings. Whether in soft pastels or bold contrasts, this timeless pattern effortlessly blends tradition with modern living.
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We are committed to promoting sustainability and environmental responsibility in the interiors industry. We believe that sustainable materials and practices are essential for the well-being of our planet and future generations.
| Weight | N/A |
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| Cushion Options | Cushion Cover Only, Sustainably Sourced Feather Cushion Pad (+£12.00) |
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