Organic Linen Fabrics

Organic linen is made from the outer fibers of flax grown using natural farming methods without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers or harmful chemicals. Once ready for harvest, the flax is pulled rather than cut and laid in the field to allow the woody stems to break down naturally. This process, known as retting, helps separate the fibers from the stem. The fibers are then gathered, processed and spun into yarn before being woven into fabric. Certified production helps ensure environmental and ethical standards are maintained throughout the process.

Organic linen is strong, breathable and naturally textured, with a soft handle and relaxed drape. These qualities make it well suited to upholstery, drapery and decorative furnishings, while supporting a comfortable indoor environment.

Yes. Organic linen fabric is highly versatile. Lighter weaves create fluid, breathable drapery, while heavier constructions provide the durability required for upholstery applications.

Organic linen is considered one of the more environmentally responsible natural fibers. Flax typically requires less water than many other fiber crops and is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. Linen is also biodegradable and valued for its durability, helping it remain in use for many years.

Yes. Dyes used in GOTS-certified fabrics must meet strict environmental and human health requirements. They are carefully selected to limit the use of harmful substances while maintaining high standards of performance and colour quality.

Organic linen fabrics are available by the yard, offering flexibility across a wide range of interior projects. Samples can also be ordered to experience the texture, weight and colour before specifying. We ship samples and fabric orders throughout the United States, and customers are welcome to visit our New York showroom to explore the collection in person.