Practical, no-fluff guides written for wholesale buyers and importers — what to check, what to ask, and how to avoid costly mistakes when sourcing linen.
Linen for bedding, curtains and table linen is chosen mostly by weight and finish. Here is what each use needs, and one decision to make before you cut.
For linen upholstery the specification that matters most is weight, weave and abrasion performance. Here is what to brief a mill with, and what to ask for.
A linen sample card should tell you five things at a glance. Here is the checklist we use, and the questions worth asking before you place an order.
Pick GSM by how the fabric has to behave, then pick the width your cutting plan needs. A practical guide for wholesale linen buyers.
Linen is cooler and more textured but creases; linen-cotton is softer, creases less and costs less. Here is how the blend ratio changes the fabric.
Linen fabric MOQ is set by the dyeing, not the weaving. Here is how a dye-lot minimum works, how stock colours change it, and the MOQ we apply.
Width, gsm, weave, finish, MOQ and sampling — the six things to check before you place a wholesale linen order.