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Bright, cheerful borders of color decorate our Bisou napkins, reminiscent of a sunny summer picnic. Each napkin is made from long-staple cotton that’s sustainably grown, harvested and loomed in Alabama. Bisou is perfect for adding a playful touch of color to any table arrangement.
Run by a father-daughter duo in rural Alabama, Red Land Cotton does something incredibly rare in today’s textile industry: they grow, harvest and loom their own cotton to create entirely American-made linens. Sustainable practices, such as planting cover crops, allow them to operate without irrigation. Their field-to-loom approach yields long-staple Upland cotton of the finest quality.
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