OrganoLinen
Graph Check on Topaz base - Linen Fabric(Suiting)
Graph Check on Topaz base - Linen Fabric(Suiting)
Sold by the meter. Quantity = meters (minimum 1 m).
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This 100% linen fabric features a Graph Check on Topaz base woven from Belgian & Irish yarns. .
🌱 100% Linen Fabric
🌱 Pattern: Graph Check on Topaz base
🌱 Premium Belgian & Irish yarns
🌱 Ideal for trousers, shorts, and suits
🌱 Fabric by the meter or yard
Details
Details
Material: 100% Linen Fabric
Lea Count: 60 Lea, 180 GSM
Primary Color: Topaz
Width: 56"
Design Style: Graph Check
Traits:
Usage: Trouser
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
Can't find your answer? Contact us and we'll help.
How wide is your linen fabric?
Most of our linen fabric is 56 inches (about 142 cm) wide. Our CALM linen for bedding is 120 inches wide. The width is listed on each fabric's page.
Do you sell linen fabric by the yard?
We sell by the meter. One meter is about 1.09 yards, so for 3 yards order 3 meters (about 3.3 yards).
Should I wash linen fabric before sewing?
Many of our fabrics are already washed and pre-shrunk, and the product page says so when they are. If a fabric isn't, wash it the way you'll wash the finished piece before you cut it, so it won't shrink after sewing.
Can you sew something from this fabric for me?
Yes. We can make shirts, pants, dresses, curtains, bedding or covers from our fabrics, cut to your measurements. Contact us with what you'd like and we'll send you a quote.
What does the Lea count mean?
Lea measures how fine the linen yarn is. A higher Lea means finer, lighter yarn for shirts. A lower Lea means heavier yarn for pants, suits, bedding and curtains.