Linen Pepita - 190G/M²
Description (AI assisted)
Introducing our wholesale Linen Pepita fabric, a durable and versatile fabric that boasts a classic dogtooth pattern for a distinguished style statement. This fabric is primarily composed of 100% linen, a traditionally breathable material that makes it perfect for Spring-Summer 23/24 collections. The Linen Pepita offers an impressive width of 148 cm, with a substantial weight of 190 gsm, providing adequate coverage for your design needs.
This fabric comes in elegant color groups, including core minimalist tones of black and white, offering versatility to meet varied fashion sensibilities. Made with absolute precision, this linen fabric gets its fine finish from the HA90 method, renowned for its consistency and quality.
Produced in Lithuania, a country well-known for its superior-quality textiles, our Linen Pepita carries the prestigious EUROPEAN FLAX® certificate, promising sustainability and ethical production practices. The fabric falls under the Linen category, renowned for its durability, breathability, and ability to keep cool in warm weather. This combination of a classic pattern, high-quality main fibre, and the commitment to sustainability puts our Linen Pepita in a league of its own, setting new standards in the wholesale fabric market.
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About Linas
Linas is a vertically integrated mill, based in Lithuania. The company is well-known for its fabrics made from linen, a long-lasting fiber that does not use pesticides or other chemicals to grow. With 60 weaving machines, Linas produce ~ 60,000 meters of fabrics per month.
About european flax®
EUROPEAN FLAX® is the guarantee of traceability for premium linen fibre grown in Western Europe. A natural sustainable fibre, cultivated without GMO free and irrigation (certified 99.9% by the European Confederation of Flax and Hemp). For more information, click here.