Everyday linen
Hypoallergenic, and no chemical-heavy processes are involved in its production. Just like the sturdy flax plant that doesn’t require insecticides, linen fabric is exceptionally strong and even moth-resistant, however still turning softer the more you wash it. This results in even more comfort after time.
After harvest, flax stalks are allowed to dry in open air for several weeks before they undergo threshing,
Fabrics made from these fibers are typically quite strong and durable fabrics.
The flax plant requires little water, especially when compared to cotton; It can thrive in harsh conditions; It’s a fast-growing plant; When untreated or naturally dyed, linen fabric is biodegradable; It’s an extremely durable fabric.
Linen is made from a natural source, a plant. The production process is quite simple. Flax is an annual plant, it only lives for one growing season. From seed-planting, it is ready to be harvested in about a hundred days and requires little watering.
According to the European Confederation of Linen and Hemp, “Across its lifecycle, a linen shirt uses 6.4 litres of water” compared to 2,700 litres for a cotton shirt.
Breathable and thermoregulatory: Linen fabric is actually perfect all year round! It can withstand high temperatures, absorb moisture without gathering bacteria, and, acting as an insulator, keep you warm in winter and cool in summer.
Linen Care Guide
Taking care of Linen is simple and straightforward. High-quality linen is durable on its own. To make the most of your linen items, here are some basic recommendations you should follow.
