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PALOME EUROPEAN LINEN

Our pure European linen pairs superior raw materials, traditional craftsmanship and

outstanding natural properties - resulting in a durable, comfortable and highly sustainable fabric.

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European Flax® Certified

All Palome linen carries the European Flax® certification - a mark of responsible cultivation and traceable quality.

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A Natural Rhythm

Sourced entirely from sustainable mills, linen's fibres grow with only a little water - making it delicate on the planet as well as your skin.

Hypoalergenic, breathable and gentle on the skin - linen is the perfect fabric to carry you through Spring, Summer and Autumn.

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Washing

  1. Wash linen in cool to lukewarm water with a mild, enzyme-free detergent.
  2. Turn garments inside out and wash with similar materials to keep the weave smooth.
  3. For machine wash, use a delicate cycle with a protective laundry bag - always follow the garment's care label.
  4. Avoid twisting or rubbing; press gently to cleanse.
  5. Skip softeners and harsh chemicals - linen needs only simple, thoughtful care.
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Drying, Ironing & Steaming

  1. Let linen dry naturally whenever possible - laid flat or hung in gentle shade.
  2. Shake lightly before drying to help the fibres relax into a softer drape.
  3. If using a dryer, choose a low-heat, short cycle and remove while still slightly damp.
  4. Iron linen on the reverse side while the fabric is still lightly damp.
  5. Use medium to high heat with generous steam for a smoother finish.
  6. For a more natural, relaxed texture, gently steam with a handheld steamer.
  7. Avoid high heat or pressing linen dry without steam - moisture helps the fibres open and soften.
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Storage

  1. Fold linen garments and store them in a breathable cotton bag.
  2. Keep pieces away from direct sunlight to preserve colour and texture.
  3. Ensure the fabric is completely dry before storing.
  4. Lightweight linen may be hung on wide hangers, while heavier weaves are best kept folded.