Design your own lined linen bread bag by choosing the fabric color, embroidery, patch, and decorative lace. You can give it a unique, rustic feel by choosing a closure finish with extra fabric.
Fabrics: softened 100% medium linen with weights: main fabric – oatmeal: 230 +/-12 g/m2; additional fabric/lining – beige check: 154 +/-12 g/m2 or beige stripes: 180 g/m2.
Accessories options: 100% cotton lace, 100% cotton string, linen patch with embroidery (maximum embroidery size 12 cm), and direct embroidery on the fabric.
As a natural fabric, linen features highly dynamic fibers, which is why the dimensional tolerance range is 1-2 cm.
We do our best to show accurate product colors. However, actual fabric shades may vary slightly due to individual monitor and screen settings.
Linen is a noble and eco-friendly fabric that brings a breath of nature and elegance into the interior. Caring for linen fabric requires some intuition, but it rewards you with exceptional pliability and durability, becoming softer and softer over time.
Washing: Choose a delicate cycle at temperatures up to 30-40°C. To avoid excessive wrinkling and mechanical damage, do not overload the washing machine drum.
Detergents: Use only mild detergents. Avoid chlorine bleaches, which can weaken the fibers and strip the linen of its natural color.
Drying: It is best to line dry the bag, avoiding direct, harsh sunlight, which can over-dry the fabric. Avoid using a tumble dryer to prevent severe shrinkage of the material.
Ironing: Linen is best ironed while slightly damp, using a high temperature setting with a steam function. However, stonewashed linen looks best without ironing. Its strength lies in its natural texture and noble crinkles, which bring authenticity to the interior.
Embracing a modern circular economy approach and a commitment to the planet, our sustainable packaging is crafted from recycled materials, grass fibers, and agro-industrial waste (including corn, orange, olive, and nut by-products). Fully biodegradable and compostable, our packaging can also be recycled again. This minimizes the use of natural resources and cuts down on waste—offering a crucial environmental advantage over plastics.
