Linen Trail

Linen Trail ensures that our fabric is pre-washed and this allows for whatever shrinkage has to happen, happens at this stage. This way, we are able to make sure that the garments do not shrink post usage.

This is a choice that is totally up to you – if you like that well-ironed, perfectly pleated look, then you can iron your linen pants – remember to spray some water while ironing. Alternatively, if you like a carefully careless, easy-going look, then simply wash, flat dry and wear.

Yes, all our clothes are machine washable – remember to use a very mild detergent and a gentle cycle. If you are tumble drying your clothes, use a low temperature setting and remove before completely dry. It would also be best to wash light colours separately from dark ones too.

We offer linen full sleeved shirts as well as half sleeve shirts, kurtas and t-shirts.

Linen cultivation is not like cotton, which means that it cannot be mass produced. Also, the manufacturing process is long and laborious. All these factors combine to make linen clothing expensive. However, linen is also one of the most durable fabrics that you can find, making your investment truly worthwhile.

There are several benefits to wearing linen – from being highly breathable to hypoallergenic. Moreover, linen adjusts to your body, so every crease that appears is actually in tandem with the folds and structure of your body, making it one of the most comfortable choices.

Yes, linen is better than cotton in more ways than one – for starters, cotton is mass produced and is a thirsty crop, which also needs chemical pesticide and fertilisers. Production of cotton at mass levels is not an eco-friendly process either. Linen on the other hand is one of the most sustainable fabrics in the world.

If you take proper care of your linen shirts, they will last you almost a lifetime! As linen get's softer with every wash and is the strongest most durable natural fabric in the world

Yes, we bring to you stylish and elegant looking women’s linen coord sets - from tops and shorts, to those with skirts and pants.

Real linen has plenty of natural creases and will get softer over time and washes. While the fabric will look sturdy, it is actually quite gentle to the touch. The person who wears pure linen vs linen blends will feel can definitely feel the difference in Fit, Finish & Fall.

Linen naturally comes in beige or a slightly grey colour, but it is easy to dye it in whatever colours needed. As a matter of fact, at Linen Trail, you will get to see a huge selection in terms of colours.

European flax is considered one of the best in the world and that is the only flax that we use at Linen Trail.