CALM Pure Linen 120" Wide Fabric – Textured Linen for Bedding, Curtains and Suits
CALM Pure Linen 120" Wide Fabric – Textured Linen for Bedding, Curtains and Suits
Sold by the meter or yard, cut in 10 cm steps (minimum 1 m).
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Discover CALM, our new Pure Linen 120" Wide Fabric with a natural slub texture, made for seamless bedding, curtains, massage sheets and relaxed tailoring. Woven from 100% European flax and washed for a soft, lived-in hand.
- 100% Linen Fabric made from flax linen
- Width: 120" (305 cm), wide enough for King-size bedding and curtains in one seamless panel
- Approx. 40 Lea, textured slub weave
- Washed and pre-shrunk
- Bureau Veritas certified flax linen
- Ideal for bedding, curtains, massage sheets, trousers, suits, bags and aprons
- Fabric by the meter
- Colors: Cloud Haze, Vanilla Flax, Olive Earth, Pistachio Mist
- Note: Slight possibility of minimal shrinkage (1-2%) in the final product
Check our wide range of Linen Fabric and pick your favorite.
Details
Details
Material: 100% Linen
Lea Count: 40 Lea
Primary Color:
Width: 120" (305 cm)
Design Style: Solid
Traits:
Usage: Bedding, Curtains, Massage Sheets, Trousers, Suits, Bags
Sustainability
Sustainability
All our products are made Ethically, with Belgian & Irish yarns, and high working standards that comply with global regulations.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold with gentle detergent, tumble dry on medium (don't over-dry!) We recommend dryer balls to prevent wrinkles, or hang dry, smoothing damp fabric with your hands to make wrinkles disappear. Iron as needed, Steam Ideally.
Origin
Origin
Grown in soils of Belgium, Designed by creatives in America & Hand-Stitched by the finest tailors in India.
Our product represents Heritage, Elegance & Craftsmanship
Frequently asked questions
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Do you sell linen fabric by the yard?
Yes. You can order our linen fabric in yards or meters; just switch the unit on the product page. You can buy in 10 cm steps beyond the first meter, so you only pay for what your project needs.
Not sure about a color? Order a $3 swatch first to see and feel the fabric. Most of our fabric is 56 inches (about 142 cm) wide, and our CALM linen is 120 inches wide. Each fabric page shows its width and weight, so you can plan your cutting layout before you order.
What does the Lea count mean?
Lea is a measure of how fine linen yarn is. A higher Lea count means finer, lighter yarn, which makes airy, smooth fabric for shirts, blouses and summer dresses. A lower Lea count means thicker yarn, which makes heavier, sturdier fabric for pants, suits, bedding and curtains.
As a rough guide, choose a higher Lea for garments worn close to the skin in hot weather, and a lower Lea for pieces that need structure or durability. Each fabric page lists its Lea count and approximate weight (GSM).
Can you make linen in a custom size, such as covers for a sofa, chair or unusual bed?
Yes. Everything we make is cut to order, so we can make bedding, curtains and covers for sofas, chairs, cushions and other furniture to your exact measurements.
Send us your measurements (and a photo for furniture covers), the fabric you like and how you'd like it to close, and we'll get back to you with a quote. Heavier linen is a good choice for furniture covers because it holds its shape and wears well. Our fabric is 56 inches wide, and our CALM linen is woven 120 inches wide for large pieces with no seams.
Will linen pants shrink after washing, and how should I wash them?
Linen can shrink a little in hot water or a hot dryer, which is why length matters most on pants. To keep yours true to size, machine wash cold, or no warmer than 40°C (104°F), on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent, then line dry or tumble dry on low and take them out while slightly damp. Don't use chlorine bleach.
Followed this way, your pants keep the length and waist we cut them to. If a pair ever needs a small change, such as a hem, you can use a local tailor and we'll reimburse up to 20% of the item price against the receipt.
Linen pants soften and relax with every wash, and creases at the knee and lap are normal. Steam them, or iron them while slightly damp, for a sharper look. Heavier linen, like the fabric we use for tailored trousers, creases less than lighter linen.