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Linen twill, light beige, 0.5m

Product code 104-01-0710-R (2)

Béžová lněná látka, kepr metráž, 100% len

Pure linen in light beige in an attractive twill weave. Excellent for tunics, dresses, trousers, blazers and other garments as well as home decor. Sturdy and easy to care for.

Basic parameters

Shade:	beige
Pattern:	solid káry
Material:	100% linen
Width (cm):	142 cm
Weight (gsm):	166 gsm
Drape:	slightly supple
Shrinkage:	3-7 %
Care:
Availability:	while supplies last

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Product question

Product description

This light beige linen twill fabric can be used in much the same way as a classic, plain-weave linen. It differs in appearance, sturdiness, and drape. The fine diagonal pattern typical of twill weaves is visible on both sides of the material. The fabric is sturdier than a plain weave and has a stiffer drape.

Linen twill is a good choice for clothing (think tunics, dresses, trousers, blazers) and home decor. Though slightly stiff, it has a pleasant hand.

Because linen will shrink, we recommend washing it before cutting. To prevent fading, dyed linens should not be dried in direct sunlight.

Care

Wash dyed linens at 40°C; white and natural linens can be laundered at 60°C. Iron on the highest setting; may also be steamed. If machine drying, use a short, gentle cycle.

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Linen twill, light beige, 0.5m

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