Why Linen Clothing?

The reason behind choosing linen as the fabric for our home office wear collection.

The Office Look

When you hear the term linen clothing you immediately think of the perfect summer fabric, crisp, cool, elegantly wrinkled and high quality. These features not only make linen ideal for the summer, but also for home office wear. Linen is a natural fiber, obtained from the flax plant.

The linen fabric has a lovely property: it grows softer and more supple with every wash.

• When you choose high quality linen clothing, you can expect your home office clothes to be breathable, durable and extremely comfortable.
• The fibers of high quality linen have little stretch and are highly resistant to washing and abrasion damage.
• With our linen clothing, you will look elegant and appear confident at an online meeting. On our part, we care about your comfort and stylish look while working in your home office. Imagine how comfortable and successful your working day would be in these clothes.

A Must Have for the Summer

Linen clothing has been an escape during summer days of high humidity and sweltering heat for quite some time. It has become an essential garment to help you look stylish from early spring through summer and into early fall. This breathable, soft fabric is right on trend and helps you stay cool yet elegant during the day.

The fibers of linen are made to allow air to flow in and out of the fiber, making it breathable and soft. Linen feels cool to wear, which is why it is so pleasant on a warm day.

Linen takes up moisture well, so it still feels dry and light on a summer day.

Durability is the main feature of the fabric. The linen fabric gets better and better with time. It has the unique property of becoming shinier and softer with each wash.

Linen is a natural fiber with real appeal for people who think about how their clothes are made. The flax for our linen is grown in France, Belgium and the Netherlands. By choosing clothes made of linen, you choose a durable, natural fiber.

Written with the help of AI, edited by HACOY in Munich.