100 years of activity in the same place and with the same main materials and weaving technology would have been celebrated every day of the week in 2020. We just started the celebration when Covid 19 got its teeth in the globe and we had to rethink our plans.
n 2020, we have postponed design weeks in our store in Stockholm with our professional designers. Our big anniversary day in September with the participation of our esteemed royal couple has been postponed to the autumn of 2021. Other happenings and events have also been moved to the future. We sincerely hope that we will be able to celebrate all that we missed in 2021-2022 with charged batteries!
Heaven and Hell is a damask story in modern vintage that affirms our roots. The series was developed by Wanja Djanaieff in collaboration with Swedish handcraft.
In connection with the coronation of Japan’s new emperor Naruhito, Japanese TV Watch News 9 NHK visited Klässbols Stockholm as one of two royal court suppliers.
A dishwasher / cloth for all rooms keeps your home dry and fresh in an environmentally friendly way. The natural product has a long life and is free of microfibre.
Meet Klässbols Stockholm's new store manager and contact. Like Klässbols, she wants to increase the knowledge of the various materials found in nature.
We have linen tablecloth and napkins for the wedding and help you to choose the right one. A large part of our customers also buy wedding gifts from us.
Spice up your summer cottage with new fabric or bring a pillow out in the hammock! We have Bolster in narrow, middle and wide stripe in different colors.
The linen towels Säter and Haga are of classic weave patterns and techniques by Jennie Aden. They should really be used without ironed deleted or mangled.
If you order in Sweden and want it delivered within the country and the amount is under 2499 SEK, you have the same shipping price – SEK 79, regardless of weight.
At the Formex fair in January 2019, our stand was visited by two of the designers for the new textiles for the National Museum
(Nationalmuseum) and we presented the “Blue Order”.
