Flax is a strong, inelastic natural fibre with antiseptic and antibacterial properties. It is breathable and suitable for people with allergies. Compared to any other fabric, linen creates the best microclimate for the skin, allowing it to breathe and absorb moisture and sweat effectively. Linen fabrics are resistant to static electricity, weaken the effects of radiation, protect against ultraviolet sun rays, making them suitable for protection even in spacecraft. Linen wrinkles quickly, however, such wrinkles are considered a sign of authenticity and good quality.
Unlike natural raw linen fabric, a linen that is industrially washed and softened shrinks significantly less after washing, it does not change the shape of the product and remains soft and gentle.
- 90×200 cm one color fitted sheet 30 cm high;
- 160×200 cm one color fitted sheet 30 cm high;
- 160×220 cm one color fitted sheet 30 cm high.
*Washing temperatureThe first washing is recommended in 30oC separately from other laundry using a detergent that does not contain bleaching components. Linen is undemanding regarding the washing temperature, so when choosing it, pay attention to the intensity of your bedding colour. We recommend adding fabric softener if hard water is used for washing, especially when washing darker fabrics. When washing in a machine, do not overload it so that the laundry can move freely, rinse thoroughly. Otherwise marks may be left by the detergent.
*Drying To avoid great wrinkling of the fabric, you should not wring linen laundry vigorously before drying. You can use a tumble dryer or dry it naturally. After washing, the linen will be wrinkled, so the fabric should be hung properly so that it does not wrinkle more during drying. It is essential to avoid over-drying linen fabric as it dries quickly. Drying coloured linen products in the sun is not recommended.
*Ironing Forget ironing, and enjoy those natural folds of linen fabric instead. Otherwise, it is best to iron the linen fabric with a hot iron with steam from the inner side to protect against shine. It is best to iron linen fabrics when they are still slightly damp.
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