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Did you know:

* It's a fiber of kings -fine linen fabrics have been discovered in ancient Egyptian tombs?

* Linen increases in strength when wet (which makes the term "washable linen" sound almost as absurd as " A free gift") ?

* If you think linen sheets are a luxury - take a regular train anywhere in Russia and for a few roubles you will sleep like a king. They are even ironed there.
We feature 100% linen and linen/cotton blends in a variety of weights ( from 110 g/m2 to 260 g/m2) which means very fine, "handkerchief" textures to upholstery fabrics. We use plain, jacquard and harness/gingham weaving. Jacquard and gingham patterns can be custom, however this will require a certain minimum. Our most common width of fabric is 160 cm (63"), but we are equipped to weave 300cm (118") wide fabrics though certain restrictions may apply. Colors of plain fabrics can be virtually any - we will match Pantone Textile colors for orders of 400 m and more (this minimum can be spread over several shipments). Details as embroidery, hemstitching, printing ( up to 7 colors), changing density, etc. are all available - your imagination is the limit!

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Table and kitchen items. Very durable. Contemporary & stylish. Simple yet sophisticated. Fun. Custom - anything from towels to aprons, formal or casual look - we developed very soft, friendly linen fabrics that do not require ironing to look neat and tidy. Two things are certain - they will last many years and add a touch of class to your home. Want more details? E-mail us
Bed items. Sheets, duvet covers, valances, pillowcases - we either use wide fabrics to make them seamless or combine various textures in regular width to create innovative and visually appealing designs. They do not have to be "high maintenance" - soft, slightly "wrinkled" bedlinens create a familiar and relaxed atmosphere in your bedroom which you can change to more formal for special occasions by ironing - just remember to remove them from your dryer while still damp. Good news - ironing is a proven way to burn quite a few calories! And you do not need to stand by the dryer -if you would rather "exercise" later, roll the sheets up, put them in a plastic bag and store in your freezer till you feel like it. Makes a great conversational theme at a party when someone opens your freezer looking for ice!

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Bath and rooms. Robes, mitts, massage belts and towels - read the facts below to learn why linen fibers are indispensable in every room of the house. And if you use them for curtains, they will resist sun damage much longer than cotton-here's a "shower curtain" look, not only for shower, though.

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Linen facts
We mean fiber , not just all sorts of soft household items. It is also called flax. There are only few regions on the planet where this plant grows (looks much like tall grass with pale blue flowers, see a bunch of dried strands on the photo?). The taller the strand - the finer yarn.

Flax is a capricious baby - wants to be pampered in moist, cool climate with just the right amount of rain drops and eats only special organic "food" -to avoid soil exhaustion crops are rotated so that the same land is planted with flax once in six years!

 such severe "discipline" provides an outstanding result, though - the baby becomes strong, lustrous, durable, quick drying, soil repelling and resistant to microorganisms. Impressive, is not it? Here's more -because linen absorbs and releases moisture quickly and is a good heat conductor, wearing it literally cools you (and so does sleeping on it!).
Pretty precious, huh? Well, it still is subjected to retting, drying, crushing and beating -
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