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We are a company specialized in the international trade of linen , operating as a direct buyer or seller of this versatile natural fiber. We completely eliminate intermediaries to offer competitive prices , rapid operations , and complete control over each transaction.

Direct purchase and sale of linen for the global industry

We offer linen in large volumes in its various forms, with national or international delivery. Whether you are a textile manufacturer seeking the durability and breathability of linen for your fashion, home, or industrial collections, a designer seeking the unique texture and properties of linen, or a producer looking to sell your valuable linen fiber to the global market, we are your direct contact for closing transactions safely and efficiently.

Our direct model guarantees a clear, commission-free business relationship , ensuring agility at every stage of the process.

What is Flax?

Linen is a natural fiber obtained from the flax plant ( Linum usitatissimum ). It is one of the oldest textile fibers cultivated by humanity, prized for its strength, durability, breathability, and cool feel . Linen fabrics are known for their natural, slightly wrinkled appearance and their ability to absorb moisture quickly and dry easily.

The unique properties of flax include:

Strength and Durability: It is one of the strongest natural fibers, which gives fabrics excellent longevity.
Breathability and Freshness: Its hollow structure allows for great airflow, making linen garments ideal for hot and humid climates.
Moisture Wicking: Can absorb up to 20% of its weight in water without feeling wet, and dries quickly.
Hand Feel: It may feel slightly stiff at first, but becomes softer with each wash, developing a beautiful drape.
Hypoallergenic and Antibacterial: Naturally resistant to bacteria and fungi, ideal for sensitive skin.
Pilling Resistance: It is less prone to pilling than other fibers.
Sustainability: Growing flax requires less water and pesticides than cotton, and all parts of the plant can be used, making it a more sustainable option.
Natural Shine: It has a subtle and natural shine that gives it a sophisticated look.

Common forms of Flax marketed:

Linseed Straw: The unprocessed flax plant after harvesting, used for fiber extraction.
Flax Fiber (Staple): Flax fiber separated from the woody part of the stem, but not spun. It can be “long-staple” (long fibers for fine yarns) or “short-staple” (short fibers for coarser yarns or blends).
Combed Flax (Flax Tops/Tow): Long, parallel fibers ready for spinning. “Tow” refers to the short fibers resulting from combing, used for thicker yarns or industrial uses.
Linen Yarn: Spun linen yarn, available in different thicknesses, purities (100% linen or blends) and finishes (raw, bleached, dyed).
Raw or Finished Linen Fabrics: A wide variety of fabrics (e.g., plain linen, chambray linen, jacquard linen) in different weights and textures, whether raw, bleached, dyed, or printed.
Flax Fiber for Industrial Uses: For the manufacture of composites, bioplastics, specialty papers, insulating materials, etc.

Features and Specifications of Linen:

We market flax in various forms and grades, adapting to the demands of each industry:

Fineness (Tex or Denier): A measure of the thickness of the yarn. A lower fineness indicates a finer thread. In fiber, this is a measure of the fineness of the filament.
Fiber Length (Millimeters): Longer fibers are preferable for higher quality and stronger yarns.
Natural Color: The color of raw linen can vary from pale gray to beige, depending on the growing region and the retting process. Bleached linen is pure white.
Purity: Specifies whether it is 100% linen or a blend with other fibers (e.g., cotton, viscose, lyocell).
Origin: Geographic origin can influence fiber characteristics and certifications. The main producers of flax for textiles are France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and China.
Retting Method: The retting process (separating the fiber from the stem) can be done by spray (retting) or by water. Spray retting produces fibers with a more rustic feel, while water retting can result in softer, more lustrous fibers.
Certifications:
- OEKO-TEX Standard 100: Guarantees the absence of harmful substances.
- European Flax®: Certifies flax grown in Western Europe, promoting sustainability and traceability.
- Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS): For organic linen.
- ISO standards: For fiber and yarn quality.
- Traceability: Ability to trace the origin and production process of linen.

Main industrial applications of Flax:

Linen is an extremely versatile material and is used in a wide range of industries due to its unique properties:

Fashion and Textile Industry:
- Clothing: Shirts, dresses, pants, jackets, suits, especially for summer and warm weather clothing.
- Household Linens: Sheets, pillowcases, tablecloths, napkins, towels for their durability and absorption capacity.
- Upholstery: For furniture and interior decoration due to its resistance and natural aesthetics.
- Accessories: Bags, hats, belts.
Footwear Industry: For the manufacture of breathable shoes and sandals.
Crafts and Decoration: For painting canvases (linen fabric), embroidery, ropes and cords.
Composites and Advanced Materials Industry:
- Biocomposites: Flax is used as reinforcement in composites for the automotive, aerospace, and sporting goods industries, offering a lightweight and sustainable alternative to synthetic fibers.
- Bioplastics: As filler or reinforcement in biodegradable plastics.
Paper Industry: For the manufacture of high-quality paper (e.g., currency, cigarette paper, art paper) due to the strength of its fibers.
Insulation: In construction materials for thermal and acoustic insulation.
Industrial Uses: For tarps, tents, fire hoses.

Marketing formats:

We supply linen in the formats that best suit the logistics and needs of your project:

Per Kilogram (KG) or Ton (TM): We adapt to the volumes required by your production.
By Bales or Pacas: Flax fiber in branches, combed (tops) or tow, packaged.
By Thread Cones: Spun linen thread, in various thicknesses and finishes.
By Rolls of Fabric: Linen fabrics woven in various widths and lengths.
By Batch or Complete Project: Management of large and complex orders, ensuring consistency in quality and specifications.

Logistics are tailored to each destination and volume, ensuring compliance with national and international regulations for the transportation of natural fibers and raw materials, with safe and efficient handling.

Advantages of working without intermediaries

Our direct approach allows:

Highly Competitive Prices: By eliminating middlemen’s margins, we can offer the best market conditions for linen and linen products.
Maximum Transparency: Direct and clear communication about the origin, quality, fiber type, and delivery times for each batch.
Speed and Efficiency: Streamlined processes that streamline purchasing and sales, from quote to delivery to your plant or warehouse.
Total Supply Chain Control: Greater security, traceability, and consistency in the supply of a material as versatile and in-demand as linen.

This ensures a more profitable, clear and reliable business operation for your business.

Who we sell to

We supply flax and its products to:

Apparel Manufacturers: For seasonal fashion collections (especially spring/summer) and formal wear.
Home Textile Companies: For bedding, tablecloths, and towels.
Furniture and Decor Manufacturers: For upholstery and curtains.
Footwear and Accessories Industry: For textile-based products.
Automotive and Aerospace Industry: For biocomposites and reinforcement materials.
Specialty Paper Manufacturers: For currency, cigarette paper, or art paper.
Spinning Mills and Weavers: Seeking flax fiber for the production of threads and fabrics.
Textile and Industrial Distributors: Looking for a reliable supply of linen.

We have the capacity and experience to handle large-volume operations, both nationally and internationally.

Who we buy from

We buy linen and its products from:

Flax Producers and Farmers: Directly from flax growing regions (e.g., France, Belgium, Netherlands, China).
Retting and Defibering Plants: These process flax straw to extract the fiber.
Flax Combing Mills: Which produce linen tops and tows.
Linen Spinning Mills: They produce linen threads in various finenesses and finishes.
Manufacturers with robust quality controls and provenance documentation: Ensuring purity and compliance with rigorous industry specifications, including sustainable farming practices.

We rigorously review each proposal to establish stable and efficient business relationships, prioritizing quality, traceability, regulatory compliance, and supply chain capacity, given the importance and growing demand for linen in the global market.

How do we operate?

We receive your purchase request or sales proposal, detailing the linen specifications (shape, fineness, length, quantity, color, purity, certifications, applicable regulations, traceability requirements).
We conduct a thorough verification of quality and volume requirements. For sellers, this includes a detailed review of samples, quality certificates, and, in some cases, a physical inspection of the facility or material.
We negotiate directly and without intermediaries to agree on the most competitive commercial terms and prices, taking into account the volatility of the natural fibers market.
We formalize the agreement through the required documentation, ensuring the complete transparency and legality of the transaction.
We coordinate transportation and delivery, whether domestic or international, ensuring compliance with all regulatory and customs regulations, as well as the safe handling and protection of the material.
We ensure continuous monitoring and complete compliance throughout the entire process until the final delivery of the product to your facilities.

Our experience allows us to operate clearly, safely, and in compliance with current regulations, being extremely rigorous with the quality and traceability of linen , given its critical importance in the supply chain of textiles and advanced materials.

Commitment to international trade

We operate under the highest global standards of legality and responsibility. We apply the principles recognized by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) to ensure that each transaction is conducted in a professional, transparent, and secure manner, which is essential in the trade of natural raw materials. Quality, traceability, specification, and transparency are fundamental pillars in all our operations, including a firm commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly sourcing of linen.

Contact us

Are you looking to buy linen wholesale or sell it directly without intermediaries? Contact us for personalized attention and secure, agile, and efficient transactions.

We are direct buyers or sellers of linen , with extensive experience in international operations and logistics of textile fibers and natural materials.