The linen
From a field in Normandy.
One fibre, grown by rain, woven in Portugal, washed in Byron Bay.
The flax
Normandy grows the best flax in the world because it rains at the right time. No irrigation, no pesticides, the whole plant is used.
The weave
A plain weave at 165 grams a square metre. Heavy enough to drape, light enough to sleep under in January.
The wash
Two stonewashes at the mill. That is what makes it soft on night one instead of night fifty.
The colours
Oat and Bone are undyed. Clay, Sage and Ink are plant dyed, so they fade a little with the years, the way linen should.
Certified
OEKO-TEX Standard 100, which means no harmful substances in the finished fabric.
Feel it first.
Eight swatches of the real linen for $5, refunded on your first order.