Lithuania
Stonewashed Lithuanian flax linen bedding that gets softer the more you use it.
Our story
Lithuania has grown flax for centuries, and its cool, damp climate suits the plant perfectly. The flax is spun, woven and then stonewashed — a gentle tumbling that breaks the fibre's stiffness into the soft, lived-in drape linen is loved for. The more you wash it, the softer it becomes, and the longer it lasts. Linas takes that Lithuanian flax and turns it into bedding that breathes in summer, holds warmth in winter, and improves with every single wash.
Where it comes from
Stonewashed Lithuanian flax linen that gets softer with every wash.
The flax is grown in Lithuania, spun and woven, then stonewashed so the fibre relaxes into its soft, crinkled drape. The bedding is cut generously and finished with flat seams, ready to soften further in your own home.
Wash it before first use and let it dry naturally — it softens with every wash. Linen does not need ironing; the natural crinkle is part of its look. Use it year-round, as it breathes in warmth and sheds heat in summer.
Machine-wash on a gentle, cool cycle and dry naturally or on a low tumble. Linen is hard-wearing and improves with care, so it lasts a very long time.
Lithuania's cool, damp climate is ideal for flax, and it has been grown and woven there for centuries. The result is a strong, even, soft linen with a long life.
No — the natural crinkle is part of the stonewashed look. Wash it, dry it, and shake it out on the bed. That is all it needs.
Very. Linen lets air move through it, so it sheds heat and stays cool in summer, and it holds warmth without trapping it in winter. It is bedding for every season.
Yes — that is linen's gift. Every wash softens the fibre a little more, so your bedding improves for years before it ever begins to wear.
It is linen that has been gently tumbled with stones after weaving, which relaxes the stiff fibre into a soft, crinkled drape. It is the difference between new linen and the linen you want to live in.
Notes from Linas — new pieces and the people who make them. No noise.
