Freya Beige Linen Skirt
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- Description
- Materials & care
A timeless neutral made for every day. The heavier 100% linen fabric gives this beige skirt a high-quality feel and a natural drape. It’s finished with a hidden side zip and pockets for a minimal look. A versatile piece that only gets softer with every wash.
Linen
Linen can grow in poor land that is not used for food production - it can even rehabilitate polluted soil.
Rainwater is the most used way to cultivate flax, as it needs 60% less water than conventional cotton.
Complete the look:
Introducing
Freya Skirt
Bring a romantic touch to your wardrobe with our Freya Skirt. You can easily wear it casually or formally, one thing we know for sure, you'll be fresh and comfortable.
With a heavier linen, it drapes beautifully and the best of all, has pockets!
Curious about how this product is made?
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Who Made This?
MAFA - Fabric Garments Manufacture
With more than 15 years developing and making garments with a great care for quality. Specialized in Denim Garments, they have a team of 17 workers and produce everything in house.
IVN Industria - Laundry
With more than 30 years of experience, this laundry has shown us that know-how and sustainability can go hand in hand. They treat their own water, and they have water repurposed as a goal together with 50% of its energy being generated by solar panels!
What is Linen?
Linen comes from Flax trees, which can grow in poor land that is not used for food production - it can even rehabilitate polluted soil.
Rainwater is the most used way to cultivate flax, as it needs 60% less water than conventional cotton. That saves 307 litres of water per kilo of fibre compared to cotton (yes, a bit shocking).
How to Care for it?
We promise it's very simple!
Probably the biggest concern when buying a linen garment is how to care for it so that it doesn't wrinkle a lot!
We promise it's very simple, let us help!
Wash Less
Rule #1: do not wash your garments every time you wear them, ok? If you have a tiny stain, why not spot clean it?
Wash on Cold Temperatures
Most washing machines are gentler than the old hand wash.
Here at home we always Wash on a Gentle Wool Cycle at Cold Temperatures (30º it's not cold , ok?). And don't tumble dry, please, it will felt that beautiful sweater.
When drying always Air Dry Flat, try to lay it out neatly so it retains its shape forever!
Dry in the Shadow and Iron Moist
Linen tends to get very hard when it fully dries, making it harder to iron. To prevent color losses and this from happening, we advise drying in the shadow and ironing with it a little bit moist, we promise it's a lot easier!
Know more how to take care of your garments here.