Classic linen in plain weave - Sartor Bohemia Fabrics in solid colors
Natural linen in a simple, plain weave (tabby weave) is an environmentally friendly classic with an enormous range of applications. Linen breathes. It’s comfortable. It’s easy to care for. What’s more, it comes in a huge array of beautiful shades. Most of our linen fabrics, unless otherwise noted, have been pre-softened so you won’t get the stiff, scratchy canvas of old. We carry linen fabrics in a range of weights for everything from light, summer frocks to heavy drapes. Better yet, linen is much more eco-friendly than ordinary cotton because its production is less water and pesticide intensive.
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Fine linen fabric, 100% linen, blue
20,23 €/m
in stock 53.7 m
Material: 100% linen
Width (cm): 148 cm
Weight (gsm): 101 gsm
Linen fabric, 100% linen, red
20,23 €/m
in stock 52.4 m
Material: 100% linen
Width (cm): 135 cm
Weight (gsm): 196 gsm
Linen fabric, 100% linen, steel blue
20,23 €/m
in stock 78.3 m
Material: 100% linen
Width (cm): 135 cm
Weight (gsm): 200 gsm
Saffron heavy linen fabric, 100% linen
20,23 €/m
in stock 15.9 m
Material: 100% linen
Width (cm): 134 cm
Weight (gsm): 207 gsm
Heirlooom linen cotton blend, natural
22,36 €/m
in stock 73.4 m
Material: 50% cotton, 50% linen
Width (cm): 65 cm
Weight (gsm): 370 gsm
Heirlooom linen cotton blend, natural
22,36 €/m
in stock 59.9 m
Material: 50% cotton, 50% linen
Width (cm): 65 cm
Weight (gsm): 366 gsm
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Plain-woven linen
Linen fabric is a natural classic that has many uses. Our softened linen fabrics in plain weaves are comfortable. We carry linen tabby weave fabrics in various colors and weights. Choose from lightweight linen batiste, medium linen fabric, and heavy linen canvas. Linen is a perfect natural fabric for sewing clothing and interior decor. Browse our selection of this great natural fabric.
