Linen
Pure linen. French seams. Made to last.
Pure European linen
Our linen clothing is made from 100% European linen, for men and women who value simplicity, comfort and honest materials.
Linen breathes, softens with every wash and only gets better with wear. These are pieces meant to become part of your life, not just a season.
French seams, made to last
Every piece is sewn with French seams, a traditional technique that folds each raw edge inside a clean double seam. It takes more time and precision than the overlocked seams most clothing uses.
The result is a garment that is stronger, more refined and softer against the skin. True quality is in the details you don't always see, so the inside is finished as well as the outside.
Colors and weights
Our linen comes in more than thirty colors, from natural undyed to deep forest and golden glow. Each product page shows the colors it is made in.
Weight is measured in grams per square meter (gsm). The higher the number, the thicker the cloth:
- Lightweight, 100 to 150 gsm: airy and cool for the hottest days.
- Medium weight, 170 to 200 gsm: the everyday weight for most pieces.
- Heavyweight, 230 to 300 gsm: sturdy, with more structure and warmth.
All of it is OEKO-TEX certified linen, tested to be free from harmful chemicals.
Made to order, for you
Each piece is cut and sewn when you order it, in your size and your choice of color. Allow 3 to 4 weeks for it to be made. For a custom fit, add your measurements to your order and it will be tailored to them.
How to care for linen
A little care keeps linen soft and strong for years.
Washing
- Hand wash, or machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold water with no spin.
- Always wash darks and whites separately.
Drying
- Line drying is best. If you use a dryer, choose low heat and take the piece out while it is still slightly damp.
- Do not wring it out, and keep it out of direct sunlight.
- Lay it flat on a drying rack or hang it on a padded hanger. Regular clothespins can mark the fabric.
Ironing
- Embrace the wrinkles. The natural crinkled texture is part of linen's charm.
- For a smoother finish, iron on the reverse side while the fabric is slightly damp, on low heat.
Storing
- Keep linen somewhere dry and cool, away from direct sunlight.
- Hang it on coat hangers so it can breathe and stays free of creases.
- If you fold it, do not stack other clothes on top.
Find your linen
Shirts, shorts, dresses and more, each made to order in your size and color, with sizes, colors and lead time on every page.
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