Linen fabric is produced by processing natural fibers obtained from the stem of the flax plant. Linen is a completely natural, breathable, and durable textile product.

• 1. Harvesting: The flax plant is pulled from the root and collected.
• 2. Retting: The stems are left in a moist environment to allow fiber separation.
• 3. Breaking and Combing: Woody parts are removed and fibers are combed.
• 4. Spinning: The cleaned fibers are spun into yarn.
• 5. Weaving: The yarns are woven into fabric.
• 6. Finishing: The fabric is washed, dried, and dyed if necessary.

Linen is preferred in areas where both elegance and naturalness are desired. Main usage areas of linen fabric include:

• Fashion Industry
  • Home Textiles
  • Decoration and Art
  • Accessories and Bags
  • Natural and Ecological Packaging