Why Linen

Linen is one of the most valued and refined natural fabrics — admired for its exceptional qualities and timeless appeal.

Naturally durable and long-lasting, linen is gentle on the skin and allows it to breathe. It provides a refreshing coolness in summer and natural warmth during colder seasons. Hypoallergenic and highly absorbent, linen helps regulate body temperature while remaining comfortable to wear.

Compared to cotton, linen is stronger and more resistant to wear, with minimal impact on nature and the environment. For centuries, people have chosen linen for its comfort, purity, and sustainability — a choice that continues to prove its worth today. Wearing natural fibres brings a sense of calm, balance, and connection to nature itself.

From Flax to Fabric

Before linen reaches our hands, it undergoes a long and careful journey. In Lithuania, flax has been cultivated for over 4,000 years and remains deeply rooted in local tradition.

The process begins with meticulous soil preparation to ensure even and healthy growth. Flax is sown in spring, using carefully selected seeds, and requires constant attention throughout its growth — balancing moisture and dry air at different stages.

Harvested by hand in September, flax is then processed to extract the fibre. The fibres are combed, spun, woven, bleached, and dyed — transforming a humble plant into a refined and natural textile.

This slow and thoughtful process is what gives linen its unique character, durability, and quiet beauty.