FROM FLAX FIELD TO YOUR BED
Real linen starts in a field, not a factory. Flax is sown in spring, grows for about 100 days, then gets pulled root and all instead of cut. It is left out to ret in the dew, combed, spun and woven into cloth.
That slow process is the whole point. It is why linen breathes in summer and holds warmth in winter, why it softens every single time you wash it, and why a set you buy now can still be on your bed in ten years.
