What Do You Know About Linen?

Normandy is a prime flax growing area. Its fertile soil, suitable climate, for the growth of linen provides unique conditions. Each linen fiber carries the essence of nature, conveying the unique romance and elegance of Normandy.

Linen Comes From Nature
In general, the world's cultivation of fiber flax countries are mainly concentrated in the range of 45-65 ° north latitude, which is why the Normandy region of northern France is widely recognized as the golden zone of flax cultivation. Here the humid temperate maritime climate, uniform and stable precipitation and temperature, flat and open terrain, fertile soil, all for the growth of flax to provide a unique natural environment.

History of Human Use of Linen
Linen is the earliest human use of natural plant fibers, more than 10,000 years ago. Mention of linen, have to mention is Europe, especially France and Belgium, these two countries are not only the world's largest linen producer and exporter, but also the birthplace of linen culture. In Europe, linen was once the royal family and the Church dedicated fabrics, with the passage of time, linen gradually into the homes of ordinary people. But its noble temperament and deep cultural heritage is still celebrated by the world.

Features of Linen
Linen is a natural plant fiber, linen material gives a natural, light feeling. Its natural properties allow it to have good moisture absorption and breathability, even at high temperatures can remain dry. Linen retains the original ecological touch, light texture can let people get rid of the previous clothing to bring a sense of constraint, more relaxed and comfortable. In the fashion industry, linen fabric clothing is considered to have a natural, casual feeling, often used to create a casual, comfortable wearing style. At the same time, the natural characteristics of linen also makes it an environmentally friendly, healthy material, favored by consumers.