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Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles. Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles. Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles. Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles.
Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles.
Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles.
Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles.
Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen Fabric, heavyweight with a fine weave, smooth finish, and soft drape, suitable for jackets, trousers, and home textiles.

Buttermilk Cream 100% Linen | Remnant

French Flax Linen

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Buttermilk Cream is a fine, close weave linen with a very smooth finish and soft drape. Due to its light colour, it is semi-opaque and may require lining in some applications. It has a very slight slub throughout, which adds to its natural feel and will soften further with wash and wear.

Linen Fabric Details

  • Material: 100% Linen, Heavyweight
  • Weight: 270 grams per square meter (GSM).
  • Width: 145 CM



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