FAQ

What is flax?

Flax is a natural plant fiber from the flax plant. Fabric made from linen is strong, durable and biodegradable. The term 'linen' can be misleading as it is often used for other fabrics that resemble linen.

What is special about flax?

Linen fabric is breathable, temperature-regulating, durable and hypoallergenic. It is ideal for people with allergies or sensitive skin as it does not allow dust mites or bacteria to thrive.

Is flax sustainable?

Yes, linen is very sustainable. The flax plant requires few resources to grow and no chemicals to make fabric. The entire plant is used for various products, and the material is biodegradable.

What does the OEKO-TEX® certificate mean?

The OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certificate ensures that the linen is made from non-toxic materials that are safe for both adults and children in case of skin contact.

What does the European Flax® certificate mean?

The European Flax® certificate guarantees that the flax fibers are traceable throughout the production process and are grown environmentally friendly without irrigation and waste, and are GMO-free.