Grain Sacks

Vintage Grain Sacks Reimagined for the Modern Home

Our collection of grain sack textiles gives new life to historic European fabrics - each one hand-selected for its rustic texture, faded stripes, and authentic patina. Once used to store and transport grains across rural farms and markets, these vintage textiles now find their place in the heart of the home.

Lovingly reimagined by our in-house team, every piece is handmade into cushions, napkins, placemats, and table runners. 

Order your repurposed grain sack vintage homeware online today, or visit one of our UK vintage stores to see our re-purposed fabrics in-person.



6 products
Vintage Grain Sack Placemat / Blue Stripe
£22.00
Vintage Linen Napkin / Blue Trim
£16.00
Vintage Grain Sack Cushion / Red Check
£95.00
Vintage Linen Napkin with Red Trim
£16.00
Vintage Grain Sack Table Runner / Red Stripe
£85.00
Vintage Grain Sack Placemat / Red Stripe
£22.00

Re-Purposed Vintage Grain Sacks

We’ve long admired the beauty of vintage European grain sacks - their bold stripes, monogrammed details, and hard-wearing natural fibres. Each one is unique, often marked by years of honest use and crafted from strong linen or hemp blends.

At Domestic Science, we’ve turned these vintage textiles into statement pieces for your home. Whether it’s a cushion stitched from striped sackcloth or a handmade table runner featuring French red monograms, each product celebrates the patina and personality of the original fabric.

Vintage Grain Sack FAQs

Most grain sacks are made from natural fibres like linen, hemp, or flax. These materials are durable, textured, and naturally beautiful, which is perfect for creating soft furnishings that last.

Yes, all of our grain sack décor has been re-imagined and handmade by local craftsmen using authentic vintage fabric.

We source vintage grain sacks from across Europe, including France, Germany, and Hungary. Many feature original stripes, monograms, or weaving details.

Use them to add texture and interest, whether as scatter cushions on a bed, runners on a farmhouse table, or placemats layered under everyday ceramics.