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Origin of flax fibre

With a history that extends back to ancient times, flax fibre is a natural raw material of vegetable origin composed of 70% cellulose and produced mainly in Central Europe.

The finest flax fibres are obtained by hand picking. This is followed by a retting step to extract the actual fibre from the stem, which is used either pure or mixed to produce fine natural flax yarns.

Flax yarns: ideal for breathable, fresh and absorbent garments

Flax fibres are much more durable and shiny than other textile fibres, and produce fresh, absorbent fabrics that crease easily to give the classic, naturally crushed appearance.

Flax reacts to the seasons, allowing it to maintain warmth in winter and freshness during the warmer seasons.

Natural flax is a versatile, hypoallergenic, breathable fibre that gives its best performance in contact with the skin.

Flax fibre: recyclable and 100% biodegradable

Flax is an ecological fibre because it does not require artificial irrigation or pesticides.

Moreover, cultivating it enriches the soil humus and it is 100% recyclable and biodegradable.

UMA (GREGGIO/RAW WHITE)

NE:

24/1

NM:

1/40

Polyamide

Flax

Viscose