Linen feels incredibly good against the skin - breathable in the summer, pleasantly warm in the winter, and never restrictive like synthetics. It’s naturally hypoallergenic, ideal for sensitive skin, and certified by OEKO-TEX 100 for safety. Every piece is thoughtfully designed so your skin touches only pure linen, offering soft support and full comfort. Easy to care for and best washed in a protective laundry bag, our linen lingerie combines smart construction with nature’s finest fabric for a feel that’s truly unmatched.

Yes, linen is excellent for sensitive skin and no, it won’t cause itchiness. While older linen may have been coarse, modern techniques and high-quality harvesting now produce smooth, gentle fabrics that are ideal even for delicate areas. We use certified Baltic linen made from long, even fibers, giving it a soft, satin-like feel that only gets better with each wash. Its natural moisture-absorbing and breathable properties help maintain a healthy skin microclimate, and many of our customers with eczema or sensitive skin report noticeable comfort and improvement. Every skin is unique, but we believe yours deserves the calm, breathable comfort of true linen.

What are the best practices for linen care?

Will the real life colours match to product display pictures?

Washing

• Machine or hand wash at up to 40°C / 104°F on a gentle or extra-gentle cycle.
  
• Always place lingerie items in a special washing bag to protect delicate fabrics.
  
• For dark or bright colors, wash separately the first time to avoid color transfer.
  
• Use mild detergents; bleach is safe for white linen only — avoid chlorite.
  
• If your water is hard (lime-rich), add fabric softener to avoid stiffness.
  
• Do not overload the machine — linen needs space to move freely and rinse thoroughly to avoid streaks.

Drying

• Linen can be tumble dried on low heat or air-dried naturally.
  
• After washing, gently wring and hang the item properly while it's still damp.
  
• Avoid over-drying — linen is easier to manage while slightly damp.
  
• For lace-trimmed items, gently stretch into shape by hand and hang to dry.

Ironing

• Iron linen while it's still slightly damp — this makes creases easier to remove.
  
• Use a medium-hot iron (2 dots) with steam for best results.
  
• Iron on the reverse side to prevent shine and color fading.
  
• After ironing, hang items in a cool, dry, well-ventilated room until fully dry.

Undyed linen is a natural product, and its colour may vary slightly depending on how the flax grew that season - the amount of sun, rain, and soil conditions all play a part. For the best match in tone, especially when ordering a set, we recommend purchasing all pieces at once. As for dyed fabrics, please note that colours may appear slightly different depending on your screen settings and device display.