BOAT BED LINEN

Babord

A classic, nautical style

Made to measure, from the template of your boat
Handmade in our workshops near Lille
Can be personalised with embroidery
OVERVIEW

A set in a classic, nautical style, in very fine Egyptian cotton percale: you choose the colours of the fabric and the finishes to create your very own set.

The cord embroidery, known as “bourdon”, is a stitch embroidered in our workshops that gives relief to each piece.

Matching towel sets and Babord shawl-collar bathrobe, in the colour of your choice, with a wide matching cord embroidery around the collar and cuffs.

Matching 40 × 40 cm decorative cushions and a neck-rest pillow, very handy for reading in bed, are also available.

To make fitting out each cabin easier, an identification label is sewn onto every item.

Fabric Egyptian cotton percale
IN DETAIL

<strong>01.</strong> “Ready to sleep” complete pack

1
brushed cotton mattress protector
1
made-to-measure fitted sheet
1
duvet cover with its made-to-measure duvet
1 or 2
pillows with their pillowcases, 40 × 60 cm

<strong>02.</strong> Standard or spare set

1
made-to-measure fitted sheet
1
made-to-measure duvet cover
1 or 2
pillowcases 40 × 60 cm
Single or double satin ribbon
Single or double cord embroidery

Have the name of your boat, your initials, a monogram or an exclusive motif embroidered. The thread is matched to your cabin, bath or table linen.

  1. You contact us by telephone, by e-mail or via the contact form.
  2. We establish the template of your berths: we hold the templates of most European boats and can take yours on board. You then receive a quote.
  3. We make and deliver your order, handmade in our workshops near Lille, wherever you wish, on board if you prefer.

Care advice

We recommend a first soak in cold water, without detergent, for a few hours in order to set the colours. Then follow the instructions on the care label.

Machine wash at the temperature shown on the care label sewn onto each item.

Use a mild liquid detergent, free from bleaching agents.

No. Avoid any bleaching agent: it damages the fibres and alters the colours.

Dry your linen in the open air, away from direct sunlight, or in a tumble dryer at low temperature. Take it out while still slightly damp: it irons more easily and keeps its shape.

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