Every linen shirt we make passes through 14 sets of hands before it reaches yours. Here's the journey, from flax field to your closet.
Step 1: The Flax
Our flax is grown in northern France, where the climate produces the strongest, finest fibers in the world. It's rain-fed, with no irrigation.
Step 2: Retting and Spinning
After harvest, the flax is left in the fields to ret naturally, then spun into yarn at a family-run mill in Belgium.
Step 3: Weaving
The yarn is woven into our signature mid-weight linen at a small workshop in Lithuania. Each bolt is inspected by hand.
Step 4: Cutting and Sewing
Our shirts are cut and sewn in a fair-wage facility in Portugal, where our patternmakers have worked with us for over a decade.
Step 5: Quality Check
Every shirt is inspected three times before it ships.