Yarn Dyed Strip Linen Fabric In Stock For Choose

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Yarn Dyed Strip Linen Fabric in stock for choose

Product Name:	Strip Linen Fabric
Material:	100% Linen
spec:	14S
Width range :	3375px--280CM
Stock :	Picture color have stock
MOQ :	1 meter  (1 meter =1.09yard )
Usual Usage:	Home,. Bedding. garment
Delivery:	Within 2 working days after receiving payment
Payment terms:	T/T, Paypal,Western union ,
Note:	The fabric we can offer free sample
Wholesale :	Per color above 600m we can do Customer color .

Strip Linen fabric we have many design for choose , the width 135CM and 280CM .

The 135CM usualy use garment , the 280CM width use hometextile .

Linen uses range from bed and bath fabrics (tablecloths, dish towels, bed sheets, etc.),

home and commercial furnishing items (wallpaper/wall coverings, upholstery, window treatments, etc.), apparel items (suits, dresses, skirts, shirts, etc.), to industrial products (luggage, canvases, sewing thread, etc.)

The fabric we have stock ,you can choose color from our stock , and we can make to order according to your color sample or Pantone number .

More details welcome contact with us

Linen should not be dried too much by tumble drying, and it is much easier to iron when damp. Linen wrinkles very easily, and thus some more formal garments require ironing often, in order to maintain perfect smoothness. Nevertheless, the tendency to wrinkle is o ften considered part of linen's particular "charm", and many modern linen garments are designed to be air-dried on a good clothes hanger and worn without the necessity of ironing. A characteristic often associated with linen yarn is the presence of "slubs", or small knots which occur randomly along its length. In the past,slubs were traditionally considered to be defects, and were associated with low quality linen. However, in the case of many present-day linen fabrics, particularly in the decorative furnishing industry, slubs are considered as part of the aesthetic appeal of an expensive natural product. In addition, slubs do not compromise the integrity of the fabric, and therefore they are not viewed as a defect. However, the very finest linen has very consistent diameter threads, with no slubs at all.