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LINEN

Linen is a material with a beautiful lustre and vibrant texture. Like cotton, linen is a material that feels cool against the skin and breathes naturally. Linen is often used in classic summer garments such as trousers, shirts and dresses. Linen also has antiseptic properties, which is good for your skin. If you have sensitive skin or skin problems, linen is usually a good choice.

 LINEN IS AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY MATERIAL


Flax is an ancient and valuable plant fibre obtained from the flax plant. It is a material that is resistant to pests and requires fewer pesticides. Linen also requires less water to grow than other fibres, making it a responsible and environmentally friendly choice. Linen can also be grown in colder climates where many other crops cannot. Linen fabric is a durable material that can withstand wear and tear, so clothing will last a long time.

WASH AND DRY


Linen is naturally dirt-resistant and it is sufficient to air the garment and, if possible, try to remove individual stains directly. If the garment needs to be washed, it is important to follow the washing instructions on the garment. Do not wash your linen garment in a detergent that is too strong, as this can reduce both the shine and strength of the linen fabric. Use a mild detergent instead.

Linen benefits from being washed in plenty of water and can be soaked before washing. Be careful with the spin cycle and feel free to squeeze out the garment. Wash at 40 or 60 degrees, depending on the garment's label. Then hang to dry and leave to drip dry. Do not tumble dry. Linen may release some excess fluff during washing, which can be easily removed with a brush. Linen may shrink a little when washed, but will regain its shape when ironed or used.


IRONING OR STEAMING


Ironing your linen garment is fine. Iron on a high heat. It helps if the garment is slightly damp when you iron it. You can also steam your linen garment. This will make it softer in a natural way.

STORE


Store your linen rolled up. This will prevent the fibres from breaking. If you fold your linen garment, vary the fold from time to time. Store your linen in a dark, dry place.

LINEN MIXED WITH COTTON


Our linen blend is 55% linen and 45% cotton. The cotton also absorbs moisture and makes the garment slightly softer. The cotton also helps the garment retain its shape and does not stretch. Our linen blend has been awarded the Oeko-Tex label, which means that the garments do not contain any substances that are harmful to your skin or health, as the use of chemicals in the production process has been minimised.

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Life is richer in the open air. That’s where we find freedom, connection, and clarity. We create knitwear shaped by the Swedish weather and seasons – consciously crafted to stand the test of time. Knitting is more than tradition to us – it’s our craft, perfected through generations. We knit for comfort and joy, for protection and warmth. We knit for the everchanging Swedish weather. We don’t chase trends. Instead, we believe in a future built on slow, thoughtful fashion. Our goal is to create garments that are cherished and worn often – until they’re nearly fall apart. And then, just a little longer. Our garments are produced in Europe. They are made for the seasons, not for the trends.