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Sunday tablecloth in tomato: a folded stonewashed linen tablecloth with a mitred corner turned back
Sunday tablecloth: cobalt in a barossa cottage
Cobalt in a Barossa cottage
Sunday tablecloth: the mitred corner, up close
The mitred corner, up close
Ana Pereira, linen weaver, at work
Dyed in the yarn, woven in GawlerAna weaves about forty cloths a week on two looms, 42 km north of the shop.
Sunday tablecloth: natural, for eight under the olives
Natural, for eight under the olives
Sunday tablecloth: on the loom in gawler
On the loom in Gawler
Sunday tablecloth: tomato in the courtyard
Tomato in the courtyard
4.9612 reviews

Sunday tablecloth

Stonewashed linen tablecloth, made by Ana Pereira in Gawler

$189

Heavy stonewashed linen woven by Ana Pereira in Gawler, soft from the first wash, with mitred corners and a deep hem. It goes on creased and gets better with every lunch.

ColourTomato

SizeWhich size for my table?
Add to it

  • Free delivery over $150, sent from Gouger Street
  • Breakages replaced free
  • 30 days to return or swap a colour
Details and dimensions
Linen
100% European flax, 210 g a square metre, stonewashed
Hem
3 cm double hem with mitred corners
Woven by
Ana Pereira, Gawler
Shrinkage
Washed before sale, so under 2% more
Care
Machine wash warm, line dry, no need to iron
Delivery and returns

Sent from the shop on Gouger Street within two working days, by courier, in moulded paper pulp with no plastic. Free over $150 anywhere in Australia, $12 under it. Collect from the shop for free.

Return anything unused within 30 days, or swap a colour. Delivery and returns

Care

Machine wash warm, line dry, no need to iron Full care guide

See the tablecloth on a table for four

Change the cloth colour above and the table follows, set with cobalt tumblers and butter plates. Swap anything in the table builder.

Set the rest of the table

How every Sunday tablecloth is made

About a week from dyed yarn to a hemmed, washed cloth, most of it on the loom.

  1. Dyed

    Flax yarn from Normandy is dyed in hanks before weaving, so the colour goes through every thread.

  2. Woven

    Woven heavy on a 1960s loom, at 22 threads to the centimetre.

  3. Hemmed

    A 3 cm double hem, folded and stitched by hand, with mitred corners.

  4. Washed

    Stonewashed until it falls soft, then dried, folded and sent to the shop.

Find the tablecloth size for your table

Measure the top of your table. We suggest the cloth that leaves 20 to 35 cm hanging over every edge.

Ana Pereira, linen weaver, in Gawler

Made by Ana Pereira in Gawler

I weave it tight and heavy, then wash it with stones until it falls soft. A good tablecloth should go straight from the line to the table, creases and all, and last twenty years of Sundays.

Ana PereiraLinen weaver, making for Larder since 2017, 42 km from the shop

Meet Ana
Sunday tablecloth: on the table for a long lunch

On the table for a long lunch

Linen this heavy lies flat in a breeze and takes red wine, olive oil and a second helping. Shake it out, wash it warm and it comes back softer.

Sunday tablecloth: the weave, up close

Reviews

4.9

From 612 verified buyers

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  • Twelve of us at a long lunch, red wine everywhere, and it came out of the wash looking better. The tomato is the happiest colour in our house.

    Ellie R., ProspectSunday tablecloth, tomato, 150 × 250 cm

    Verified buyer, September 2026

  • Thick, soft and creases in a good way. I have stopped ironing it entirely.

    Sam K., GlebeSunday tablecloth, cobalt, 150 × 150 cm

    Verified buyer, August 2026

  • We have a 2.8 metre table and the long size covers it with a proper drop. The olive is a true olive, not khaki.

    Ruth A., StirlingSunday tablecloth, olive, 150 × 320 cm

    Verified buyer, July 2026

  • Beautiful cloth. It shrank a touch on the first hot wash, so follow the card and wash it warm.

    Tom B., SemaphoreSunday tablecloth, butter, 150 × 250 cm

    Verified buyer, May 2026

Reviews and ratings on this concept store are written for the demonstration.

Questions about the Sunday tablecloth

Or ask us at the shop, or by email. We answer within a working day.

Which size do I need?

Add 50 to 60 cm to the length and width of your table, for a drop of 25 to 30 cm on every side. The size finder on this page works it out from your table.

Will it shrink?

Each cloth is washed before it leaves Gawler, so expect less than 2% more. Wash it warm, not hot.

Do I need to iron it?

No. Stonewashed linen is meant to look relaxed. Shake it out and hang it on the line, or iron it damp if you prefer it crisp.

Can I buy napkins on their own?

Yes, in sets of four or six, in any of the five colours. Add them here with the cloth, or choose them in the table builder.

The rest of the table

Shop everything
Free delivery over $150
Anywhere in Australia, sent from the shop within two working days. $12 under that.
Breakages replaced
Glass and stoneware travel in moulded paper pulp. If anything arrives broken, it is replaced free.
30 days to change your mind
Return anything unused within 30 days for a refund, or swap a colour.
Wrapped as a gift
In Larder paper and linen string, with a handwritten card, for $8.