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100% LINEN
Our linen is always European produced LINEN.
The plants come from the northern part of France and Belgium.

The further north flax grows, the stronger the plant becomes.
Flax is a strong plant, therefore flax requires a minimum of water and no pesticides, like cotton does.
That's why our flax is a sustainable choice.

Here you have pictures of our colors.
We hope this helps you when choosing the color of your dress, skirt, pants or shirt.

GREEN BALM

BROWN

DARK BLUE

NATURE

WHITE

LIGHT BLUE MELT

OLD ROSE

PINK STRIPED

LIGHT BLUE STRIPED

BLUE CADET STRIPE

MIDNIGHT BLUE

BLACK

Here are our recommendations on how to best take care of your HEARING and the environment.
And how to preserve the softest, most delicious LINEN.

ONLY wash when your clothes are dirty
Linen, like wool, is self-cleaning, so try hanging your linen to air, possibly in a steamy bathroom.

Wash your LINEN at 30g.
Linen can easily be washed at 40g, but we recommend,
It is better for both the clothes and the environment to wash at 30g.

Wash on the wool program and with a low spin speed, if your machine can be adjusted.
-low spin speed is the best way to protect the fibers in your HAIR.

We recommend you wash in OUR HAIR WASHING MACHINE.

Dry your HAIR outside, ideally on a day when there is a little wind and preferably a little moisture in the air.
Just like when you shake your duvet to make it more “fluffy,” your linen is also allowed to fill up more when it has been exposed to a little wind.

Avoid stitching.
We recommend that you keep the iron far away from your linen, as it will “stamp” your linen so that the softness disappears.
When you avoid ironing your linen, it falls and curls much more beautifully and softly.
The harsh heat from the iron is hard on the fibers of your clothes.