Common Linen Blended Fabrics

Common linen blended fabrics are usually linen mixed with other natural or synthetic fibers to improve the performance of linen fabrics, such as wrinkle resistance, softness, shape and silhouette. The following are some common linen blended fabrics:

Linen and cotton blends:

Linen and cotton blends combine the softness of cotton fabrics, usually making the fabric softer and more comfortable, more durable than pure linen fabrics, and suitable for summer clothing (such as shirts, skirts) and household items (such as curtains, tablecloths).

Linen and polyester blends:

The addition of polyester improves the durability, wrinkle resistance and fade resistance of the fabric. Linen fabrics themselves are prone to wrinkling, and the addition of polyester can alleviate this problem, so this type of fabric is more suitable for daily wear and making business clothes that are not easy to wrinkle.

Linen and wool blends:

Blended fabrics combine the warmth of wool with the breathability of shirts, and are suitable for autumn and winter clothing, such as coats, jackets, etc. This type of fabric can provide warmth while maintaining good breathability and comfort.

Linen and silk blend:

Silk can enhance the dress's sense of dress and luxury. The combination of the hardness of linen and the smoothness of silk makes the dress appear lighter and suitable for matching high-end fashion and summer clothing.