Description
This beautiful boxing hares linen blend fabric is the perfect choice for making your own curtains and cushions. Made from a 55% linen and 45% cotton fibre blend, this fabric has a subtle slub texture that gives a rustic and natural feel and is available by the metre. The cotton element helps to give weight, strength, and support whilst helping reduce wrinkle risk. Featuring the wildlife spectacle of boxing hares, which can be often seen during the spring months and is inspired by the hares seen in the fields close to Sophie’s home in rural Lincolnshire. Sophie's delicate teal hares silhouettes pop against the neutral ground on this stylish design.
Please note: we only sell our fabrics by the metre and cannot cut ½ metre lengths. If you select 2 in the quantity box above you will receive one 2m length. If you select 3 in the quantity box you will receive one 3m length etc.
- 55% linen, 45% cotton fibre blend
- 290gsm fabric
- Machine washable at 30 degrees
- Pattern repeat: 32cm
- Usable width approx 142cm
- We recommend you order a fabric sample before placing a full order as cut fabric cannot be returned unless faulty.
- There may be up to a 2cm discrepancy in the print alignment, due to the printing process. This may cause issues if using our fabric to construct blinds. We would not class this as a fault, so please be aware of this prior to ordering as cut fabric is non-returnable.
- There may be a variation in colour of the ground material/linen, which may affect how the colour of the print is perceived.
Care Guide
For details on the care and wash recommendations of all our kitchen and interior textiles products, please refer to our
Please note: When our fabrics are constructed into other products (e.g. curtains, blinds etc.) we would recommend pre-washing the fabric before construction if you are planning to launder the product. Safe to dry clean however we do not take responsibility for any fabric once it has been cut and made into any products.
Some degree of fading of colour will occur naturally over time.
