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Fibre Guide · Linen<\/p>\n

What Is Linen Made Of? Flax, European Flax, \u201cFrench Linen\u201d and Washed Linen Explained<\/h1>\n
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Shopping for linen bedding brings many questions. You may wonder where good linen comes from, what sets real linen apart from cotton, and what different labels actually mean. This guide breaks down linen fibre, production, sourcing and common terms to help you shop with confidence.<\/p>\n

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Quick answer:<\/span> Linen is a natural fibre from flax plant stems. Premium linen is mostly grown in Western Europe. It is strong, breathable and moisture permeable. It differs greatly from cotton. Finished linen often undergoes washing treatments. Always check relevant certifications to understand your linen\u2019s true origin.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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