Hemp (linen)
Linen is a fabric made from fibers harvested from the stalks of flax, a small plant. The fibers are thin and supple, and the more you wash it, the more it gets better.
It has been used as a summer cloth for a long time because it has a refreshing feel and is durable.
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linen yarn
linen fabric
Clean fiber that easily removes dirt
Linen fibers contain a component called pectin. This effect makes it difficult for dirt to penetrate and is easy to remove. It also does not attract fiber fluff, so it can be used cleanly.
Wash with water at home
Durable fabric that dries quickly.
During seasons when you sweat a lot, you are concerned about the dirt on the bedding that absorbs it.
Linen is made of strong fibers and has the property of increasing its strength when wet, making it durable and long-lasting even after repeated washing.
hemp material
Because the fiber structure is hollow, it absorbs moisture and sweat, and has excellent breathability, making it ideal for summer.
Feathers are collected from waterfowl such as geese and ducks.
Camel hair is the hair of Bactrian camels that live in the Gobi Desert and Inner Mongolia in the interior of Mongolia. Because they live in a harsh habitat where temperatures can exceed -40 degrees Celsius during the cold season, their body hair has amazing functions such as heat retention, moisture absorption, and moisture release.
The fiber that makes cotton can be obtained from cotton, a plant belonging to the mallow family. After blooming beautiful flowers, the fruit dies when ripe and white fibers overflow (cotton balls).
