Linen Fabrics
Explore linen fabrics and compare options by fabric composition, color and care requirements. Check each product’s details for its linen content and any other fibers included, so you can choose with a clearer understanding of what you’re buying.
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Linen is made from fibers of the flax plant. A fabric labeled 100% linen contains only linen fibers, while a linen blend combines linen with other fibers.
Linen yarns can have small variations in thickness, called slubs, that create an irregular surface. These subtle details contribute to linen’s distinctive appearance.
Linen describes the flax-derived fiber, while a linen blend includes at least one additional fiber. Check the fabric content label for the exact composition and percentages.
Linen fabrics can be solid-colored, printed or woven with patterns such as stripes and checks. Solid colors highlight the fabric’s texture, while patterns add another visual element.
Follow the care label on each item for washing, drying and ironing instructions. Care requirements can vary with the fabric blend, finish and construction.



