Eco-Certified
Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Certified, Made in Europe
Linen is one of the most sustainable textiles available; it grows quickly, doesn’t exhaust the soil, doesn’t require pesticides or chemicals to farm, and is naturally biodegradable. This linen fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified, ensuring it is free of harmful substances. Our supplier has been producing the highest quality linen for more than 60 years in Eastern Europe, a region well-known for its tradition of heritage linen production. They use a flax plant grown in Europe. Their factory runs exclusively on renewable energy, all their manufacturing facilities are located close together to reduce CO2 transportation emissions, and they are active participants in the Fashion Revolution movement, which fosters more transparency about working conditions in the textile industry.
Midweight Core Collection Linen - Teal - Swatch
It took us some time to find the perfect linen that meets our high-quality standards, so we’re thrilled to offer this exceptional range of midweight linen! Part of our Core Collection of fabrics, this linen is made in Europe, Oeko-Tex 100 Certified, and destined to be your new favourite every day, every way fabric. It features a versatile midweight that works equally well for soft, casual looks and more tailored applications and has been pre-softened/washed so it’s incredibly soft off the roll - it will only get better with age and wear*. While it holds a crisp edge when pressed, it also has a deliciously springy drape and a pronounced, slightly rustic weave. Linen is naturally resilient, breathable, hypo-allergenic, anti-bacterial, and durable. It is incredibly easy to sew with and care for, not to mention delightful to wear due to its thermoregulating properties, keeping you cool in summer and warm in winter. This linen will work for a wide variety of garments like casual jackets, tops, button-downs, dresses, jumpsuits and relaxed trousers. Fully opaque, it does not require a lining.
*To provide you with the most accurate fabric description, we also ran a test wash. We’re happy to report that we didn’t experience any colour bleeding or fading and that the fabric got even softer to the touch after only washing it once. Please scroll to the last picture to see the unpressed laundered linen! We love the inherent natural creases and crumples; they are what give linen its relaxed, soft feel.
From our studio in beautiful Montreal, Canada, we are delighted to ship to makers worldwide. For US & Canadian customers, shipping is free on orders over $150. We are committed to investing in sustainability initiatives to counteract the environmental impact of shipping. We offset our carbon footprint by contributing funds to forest conservation projects for every package shipped.
You will be emailed when your order is ready for shipping; a tracking number will be provided when applicable. After you've been notified, average shipping times for the US + Canada is 3-7 business days. International shipments may take anywhere from 12-40 days depending on your location. International customers may be charged VAT depending on their location. Customs and duties on international shipments are the responsibility of the customer.
We leave a 36 hour buffer to allow for cancelled orders. Once your order is cut, it is final. For more questions on shipping and returns, consult our Shipping & Returns FAQ.
Eco-Certified
Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Certified, Made in Europe
Linen is one of the most sustainable textiles available; it grows quickly, doesn’t exhaust the soil, doesn’t require pesticides or chemicals to farm, and is naturally biodegradable. This linen fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified, ensuring it is free of harmful substances. Our supplier has been producing the highest quality linen for more than 60 years in Eastern Europe, a region well-known for its tradition of heritage linen production. They use a flax plant grown in Europe. Their factory runs exclusively on renewable energy, all their manufacturing facilities are located close together to reduce CO2 transportation emissions, and they are active participants in the Fashion Revolution movement, which fosters more transparency about working conditions in the textile industry.
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