Linen Fabric

Linen comes from flax: cool, crisp, stronger wet than dry, with a lived-in wrinkle that reads as luxury. We stock 263 linen styles by the yard, every one measured for weight, width and fiber.

Linen fabric is spun from the stalks of the flax plant — a natural bast fiber of long cellulose strands, which is where its strength and crispness come from.

Some is: 10% of our linen styles are stretch-rated — usually spandex blends. The rest are stable, which suits structured sewing.

Summer shirts, dresses, pants and airy home textiles.