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Since Sonia and I started working on creating STABLE over 6 years ago, we have always had at the core of what we do, the preservation and promotion of Irish Linen. For us, Irish Linen is a magnificent fabric that has deep roots in our collective Irish history north and south. Flax, the plant from which linen is made, has been grown in Ireland successfully since the 11th century and records of cloth and preserved clothing from this time exist. Our climate suits this hardy beautiful grass and the plant has so many uses in its own right.
Irish linen is created from a 100% natural plant-based fibre, is naturally antibacterial, biodegradable, hard-wearing, and good for skin sensitivities and wool allergy people. The flax plant from which the linen yarns are spun is light on the land and needs less water to grow. The oil and seeds are hugely important staples for human and animal health. The flowers are a very important crop for pollinators too. All in all, it is all good.
For us using this natural plant-based Irish fabric make sense for our business, for our customers, for our Irish linen weavers and for our world. The bonus is, that every designed item of Irish linen that comes out of STABLE is a piece to enjoy, wear, gift and be proud of, knowing that we are collectively helping to preserve this industry and tradition for the future.
Irish linen is created from a 100% natural plant-based fibre, is naturally antibacterial, biodegradable, hard-wearing, and good for skin sensitivities and wool allergy people.
From prehistory people produced the cloth domestically in Ireland and Irish linen was highly regarded. In the second half of the 18th century, factory production grew and by the 19th, power-driven machinery had become the norm for linen production in Ireland.
In this How To Wear video, we look at our Single Large Irish Linen Scarf and the numerous ways in which it can be worn.
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