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Linen shirts and trousers are literally your best friends during the summer season. This easy-breezy, breathable Linen fabric is super absorbent and dries out faster than cotton. The more linen is washed, the softer the material gets!

Linen is very skin-friendly and is preferred for comfy dresses, loungewear, office wear shirts and trousers, and kurta-palazzo sets. While for home furnishing, this strong fabric is used for bed linens, towels, tablecloths, aprons, and napkins.

Uses of Linen Fabric

Clothing:

• Blouse and Shirts: Linen fabric's breathability makes it perfect for lightweight and breezy summer shirts and blouses.
• Dresses and Skirts: Ideal for casual, comfortable, and breathable dresses, especially in warmer climates.
• Pants and Shorts: Linen pants and shorts are popular for casual wearing, providing comfort in hot and humid weather.

Home Textiles:

• Bedding: Linen fabric bed sheets, pillowcases, and cushion covers are popular for their breathability and moisture-wicking properties, ensuring a cool, comfortable sleep.
• Curtains: Linen curtains provide an elegant, natural look, filtering light beautifully while keeping a room cool.

Accessories:

• Bags: Linen bags are lightweight and eco-friendly, often used for casual totes, market bags, and summer handbags.
• Scarves: Linen scarves are lightweight, breathable, and ideal for warm-weather wear.

Washing Instruction for Linen Fabric

• Linen fabric can be machine washed, but always use a gentle cycle with cold or lukewarm water (maximum 30°C or 86°F) to avoid shrinking or damaging the fibers.
• Use a mild, liquid detergent that is free of bleach or harsh chemicals to protect the fibers and color of the linen.
• Linen fabric is easier to iron when slightly damp. Use a medium to high heat setting with steam to smooth out wrinkles.