Linen Floral - 220G/M²
Description (AI assisted)
Introducing our Linen Floral fabric, an exquisite selection primed for the Spring Summer 23/24 season. This vibrant material is offered in specific color groups notable for 'Blue' and 'Multicolor', reflecting both monochromatic and lively floral patterns that are certain to complement your designing needs.
Originating from Lithuania, this high-quality linen is as durable as it is elegant. With a standard width of 145 cm and a weight of 220 gsm, it offers a robust base for any fashion ensemble. The fabric is meticulously finished using the HA90 method, ensuring its longevity and resistance to wear.
As linen is the main fibre, it grants the fabric a sense of organic charm that intertwines flawlessly with the lively floral pattern. The Linen Floral is composed of 100% linen, upholding its authentic feel without compromising on quality or comfort.
Moreover, our fabric holds the prestigious EUROPEAN FLAX® certificate, underlining our commitment towards sustainability and our promise to deliver products that are not only visually pleasing but also beneficial to our environment. All in all, the Linen Floral fabric is a perfect mix of durability, comfort, style, and sustainability, making it an ideal choice for wholesalers. Choose our fabric and form a part of the journey to sustainable fashion.
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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.