I purchased this close to a year ago and made some summer dresses for my daughter and more recently a dress for myself. I'll be honest and say I purchased from here primarily because of the price (which has definitely gone up even since I ordered mine), and since I haven't worked a LOT with linen, I may be expecting too much for the price of this linen, but to put it quite frankly, I have been doing lots of mending on my items, the fabric itself has gone threadbare SO quickly, and I find I am darning on top of darning. I have always been told that linen is stronger than most other fabrics, but I am noticing that these items are ending up in my mending basket over and over again, which I find disappointing. Especially after spending nearly $300 on 20 yards of fabric, and erring on the side of the mid weight fabric for every-day ware rather than the lightweight fabric for summer clothes. In the case of my dress, I only completed it in October, so the fact that I am currently darning the under arms (which by the way i constructed with spacious gussets to try and avoid this very issue) for the third time already has sort of got my goat. Anyway, if you do not plan to wear these items on a routine basis, then it may be worth it for you (or I would give fewer stars) but for everyday wear this has not been it for me. Now I am left wondering where else to get linen to make clothes for my sensitive skin family, that will last more than a couple months, without going into debt....

I bought this bolt of linen to make some basic summer things for my children and myself on a budget. We live in a very hot, very humid climate and ticks (bearing diseases) are abundant, so long sleeves and breathable material are non-negotiable requirements to us. This weight of fabric was just a teensy bit heavier and darker than what i was anticipating, but it still works and we all love wearing the items we've made for the comfort and feel of linen. I had bought a whole bolt to try and save money, but I think in the future it will be worth our while to buy the colors everyone loves. Which is ok, since I happen to like wearing grey and I can use the rest of the bolt for my own clothes and get more colorful linen for my kids clothes in the future. Regardless, I'll be ordering it from this site.

This linen is my starting point for all of my sewing of reenactment clothing. I send everyone I know to this site for this staple fabric. It takes dye well, but also is lovely just as it is. This natural linen is the core, and I'm sad to see it's currently sold out.

This weight of Natural Linen works great as a period lining for Eighteenth Century clothing. It's very easy to work with and I would not hesitate to order it in large, working, quantities.

This is a wonderful linen as is all the linen you sell. I wish I could buy more, so I wait for sales

Lovely medium-weight linen for tops and bottoms! I do find the color to be a bit lighter than what's shown on my screen. This linen, like all that I order from here is a nice quality, with a few slubs/loose threads here or there that I pull to the wrong side of the fabric with a small crochet hook. Not a big deal! Like all linens, this fabric gets much, much softer with machine washing and drying.

Wonderful to work with. Covered a chair and made a table cloth in my bedroom. So happy I found this company

All my other purchases have been really vibrant colors and now I want this one so that I can tone things down a little with Fall approaching. It looks so rustic! Gorgeous drape, this is my favorite place to get fabric, the prices are amazing and the fabric makes my fingers tingle to sew with it is just so nice!

High quality fabric. Fast shipping.

I made a jacket and kitchen towels with this fabric. The towels hang on the bias from my oven handle using a crocheted triangle that allows them to loop and hang. They are absorbent! The jacket is unstructured with a clasp in front. I love the look of this fabric, so eye catching.