Irish Linen

Irish linen is a high-quality fabric made from flax fibers, traditionally produced in Ireland. Renowned for its durability, breathability, and natural luster, it has been used for centuries in items like tablecloths, bed linens, and clothing. The production process involves growing and harvesting flax, followed by retting, breaking, spinning, and weaving. Irish linen is often associated with craftsmanship and heritage, symbolizing the country’s rich textile history. It maintains its appeal due to its eco-friendliness; being a natural fiber, it is biodegradable and often produced with sustainable practices.