Linen is in vogue—not only do we believe this, but the media is also increasingly focusing on this wonderful fabric. Only linen bedding made from genuine European linen has such great properties. The magazine Myself clearly recognizes this:
Leinen go!
For anyone who doesn’t want to miss out on the latest trend. What you need to know about linen bedding:
This natural material absorbs three times more moisture than cotton (and releases it again quickly), repels bacteria, and is therefore ideal for healthy sleep.
“When buying, look for fabrics that are 100 percent linen and free of lint and fuzz. Strong fabric and clean seams are also signs of top-quality goods,” explains Armin Frohmann from the online shop linenproject.com. Incidentally, linen also looks good unpressed. How reassuring!
High-quality linen lasts over 50 years. The investment (hand-woven fabrics cost up to 50 euros/meter) is therefore well worth it.
The top manufacturers: Leitner (classics from Austria), Libeco (modern designs from Belgium), Schlitzer (traditional company from Hesse), Leinenweberei Hoffmann (one of the last weaving mills in Germany, based in Lusatia)
Yes: linen is in fashion!
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