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Linen overshirt
53 300 FtMagicLinen
100% Linen
Organic cotton, linen, cashmere
Start with the fabric, not the photo.
Every piece here lists its full fibre composition, its certifications and where it was made. We hold nothing in stock. You buy from the brand, and they pack and ship it to you in Europe.
Three fibres, nothing else
We list natural fibres we can verify. No recycled-polyester blends dressed up as sustainability.
Organic cotton
Grown without synthetic pesticides, and — if the certificate is real — processed without the nastier finishing chemicals too.
Linen
Flax is the fibre that gets better the more you wash it, and the one that will crease no matter what the product photo suggests.
Cashmere
Two numbers decide whether a cashmere sweater lasts a decade or pills into a rag by February: fibre length and ply.
Wool and merino
Fine merino can be worn for days without smelling, and a coarse wool jumper will itch whatever the label promises. The difference is the micron number.
Tencel lyocell
Lyocell is made from wood pulp, drapes like silk and feels cool to the touch. It's a regenerated fibre, not a natural one, and the brand name matters.
Hemp
Hemp is linen's tougher cousin: a bast fibre that starts stiff, softens with every wash and is very hard to wear out.
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How this works
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We read the label so you don't have to
Composition, certification, country of manufacture and weight where the brand publishes it. If a brand won't say what's in a garment, it doesn't get listed.
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Filter by fibre, not by vibe
Ask for 100% European Flax linen under 150 EUR, or two-ply cashmere from a European mill, and you get exactly that.
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You buy from the brand
Click through and you're on the brand's own shop. They take payment, they pack the parcel, they handle returns. We earn a commission if you buy, at no cost to you.
Every brand listed ships to the EU.