180 gsm · 145 cm
Washed Linen 180
100% European flax linen
US$4.80–6.20 / mMOQ 300 m
Mill-direct fabric · Shaoxing, China · since 2009
Shown as a representative surface. Shade to be confirmed by lab dip.
A 55/45 linen-cotton blend at 160 gsm that keeps the linen look with less creasing and a lower cost — a practical shirting and dress base from 300 m.
| Article code | LT-LI-160 |
|---|---|
| Composition | 55% linen, 45% cotton |
| Weight | 160 gsm |
| Usable width | 145 cm |
| Weave / knit | Plain weave |
| Finish | Enzyme softened, pre-shrunk |
| Shrinkage | ≤3% warp, ≤2.5% weft |
| Colour range | 20 shades |
| Certifications | OEKO-TEX Standard 100 |
| Origin | Woven and finished in Shaoxing, China |
Construction notes
Written by our technical team from production data, not marketing copy.
Blending 55% linen with 45% cotton softens the crease and lowers the price without losing the slub character buyers recognise as linen. At 160 gsm it is light enough for summer shirting and structured enough for dresses and wide-leg trousers.
The cotton content also improves dye uptake consistency, so pale and mid-tone shades repeat more closely than on 100% linen. We stock 20 shades and can piece-dye to Pantone TCX from 300 m.
Questions
Specification and ordering questions specific to this fabric.
Less than pure linen. The cotton content reduces creasing noticeably, though it is not wrinkle-free. Brands wanting a crisp finish usually add a resin-free press at the laundry rather than a chemical finish.
Linen-cotton typically costs 30–35% less than 100% European flax linen at the same weight, mainly because cotton fibre and its spinning route are cheaper.
Also consider
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Next step
Send your shade reference and quantity — we will confirm the LT-LI-160 price, stock meters and the next production slot within one business day.