Heavyweight Dew-Retted French Linen Fabric

• Crafted from 100% French flax
• Substantial heavyweight weave at 310gsm
• Traditionally double dew-retted for quality
• Finished with a gentle enzyme wash for softness
• Generous 200cm width for versatile projects

Crafted from premium French flax, this linen undergoes a traditional double dew-retting process. This natural method relies on time and the elements to gently separate the fibers, resulting in a textile of exceptional quality and character. Its heavyweight nature gives it a reassuring substance and a beautiful, structured drape.

The fabric is finished with a gentle enzyme wash, which softens the yarns and enhances the linen’s inherent texture without the use of harsh chemicals. At a substantial 310 grams per square meter, it feels both durable and deeply comforting, promising to age with grace and become even softer with every use.

Offered in an exceptionally wide 200cm format, this versatile linen is perfectly suited for larger-scale projects. Consider it for creating heirloom tablecloths, flowing curtains that pool elegantly, or durable yet soft upholstery for cushions and bed coverings.

Key specifications

• Composition: 100% French Dew-Retted Linen
• Weight: 310 GSM (Grams per Square Meter)
• Width: 200 cm (78.7 inches)
• Weave: Heavy Plain Weave
• Minimum Order: 1 meter
• Recommended Use: Tablecloths, curtains, cushions, light upholstery

FAQ

What is the minimum order for this fabric?
The minimum order quantity for our Heavyweight French Linen is one meter. We offer continuous yardage for larger projects.

Is this fabric suitable for upholstery?
Yes, its substantial 310 GSM weight makes it suitable for light upholstery projects like cushions, headboards, and occasional-use chairs.

Can I order a sample?
Fabric swatches are available for purchase, allowing you to experience the color, texture, and weight before committing to a larger order.

How should I care for this linen?
We recommend a machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle with mild detergent. Line dry or tumble dry on low to preserve the integrity and softness of the fibers.