Linen is a natural fibre derived from the flax plant. Known for its strength, breathability and distinctive texture, it offers excellent comfort in warm weather and becomes softer with wear. Flax generally requires little irrigation and relatively few pesticides, contributing to linen's reputation as a lower-impact fibre.

Crepe describes a family of fabrics characterised by a subtly grainy, pebbled or crinkled surface and a generally fluid drape. It can vary considerably in weight, opacity and composition.

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