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You can mix and match the 100 per cent flax linen tops and pants, that will keep you cool in summer and warm in winter. Loose, comfy clothing has become a universal uniform during the coronavirus ...

Growing flax and transforming it into linen is one of the oldest ways people made fabric to sew into clothes. Patricia Bishop, a farmer from the Annapolis Valley, is pioneering the rebirth of the old ...

A plant normally used for making linen clothes has been specially grown and processed in Cornwall to make unusual artworks. The sculptures are made from the dried stems and spun fibres of flax plants, ...

The farm, run by husband and wife team Helen Keys and Charlie Mallon, aims to rebuild a sustainable flax-to-linen supply chain in Northern Ireland. Helen and Charlie have been restoring heritage ...

This Newsreel clip about harvesting linen might just have all the flax facts you need to know. BBC Archive: Originally broadcast 10 September 1951. 1951: The linen harvest. Video, 00:04:351951: The ...

If you’re subscribed to Everlane’s newsletter like me, you know that the brand just dropped its Summer Ease sale event. A surplus of breezy linen clothing (and a handful of organic cotton items) is 25 ...

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