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Transform your dinner party into a stylish affair with these Denim Placemats! These beautiful placemats have a slight ombre hue and serve as the perfect foundation for your table setting. They are made in the USA and no two are alike. They can be paired with the chambray denim napkins or other colorful textiles for the perfect setting. The options are endless!
NOTE: Denim product will fade and become more distressed over time, just like your favorite pair of jeans. For this reason, slight variations in color, texture and sizing are common between pieces, making each one unique from the rest.
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Meet The Brand:
Ulrich Conrad Simpson is the founder of Mi Cocina, known to most as Ubi, has re-imagined denim with a functional and stylish take for the modern home. Ubi always knew he wanted Mi Cocina to stand apart in the world of denim. “First and foremost, all of our product is made in the USA, but that is just a jumping off point. When it comes to the key pieces in our collection our approach is relatively simple: create items that are high quality, highly functional and have an aesthetically beautiful sensibility. I think of what I need and how and when I would use it.” As the name suggests, Mi Cocina, which translates to my kitchen, started with products whose inspiration came while cooking for friends and family, which is something Ubi has always had a passion for.
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