Pure Indigo Linen Fabric: 170 GSM, 45" Wide - By The Yard
$19.00Sin IVA
Descripción
Fabric Overview
This finely woven linen fabric is made with 40s-count yarn and naturally dyed in three distinct shades of indigo.
At 170 GSM, it sits in the light-to-mediumweight category, offering a beautiful balance of breathability, texture, substance, and drape.
The fine linen yarns create a smooth, lightly crisp surface with the naturally slubbed character associated with linen. Indigo dye adds depth, tonal variation, and an artisanal quality to each shade.
With continued wear and washing, the fabric will soften gracefully and develop the gently lived-in patina characteristic of indigo-dyed linen.
Key Features
* 100% linen
* Fine 40s-count linen yarn
* 170 GSM light-to-mediumweight construction
* Available in three indigo shades
* Naturally dyed with indigo
* Plain weave with subtle texture
* Breathable, airy, and moisture-wicking
* Softens over time while retaining gentle structure
Each shade reflects the organic nature of indigo dyeing, with subtle variations that make every cut unique.
Available Shades
* Indigo A90
* Indigo A91
* Indigo A92
Technical Specifications
Fiber Content: 100% Linen
Yarn Count: 40s Ne
Warp and Weft: 40s × 40s Linen
Weave: Plain Weave
Thread Density: Approximately 50 × 46
Weight: 170 GSM
Weight Category: Light to Mediumweight
Dye: Natural Indigo
Finish: Piece-Dyed and Washed
Handfeel: Smooth with Natural Linen Slubs; Lightly Crisp
Drape: Fluid with Soft Structure
Breathability: High
Opacity: Medium to High, Depending on the Shade
Texture: Subtle Natural Linen Texture
Available Colours: Indigo A90, Indigo A91, and Indigo A92
Recommended Season: Spring, Summer, and Resort Wear
Standard Construction
40s × 40s Linen
Plain Weave
Approximately 50 × 46 Thread Density
Naturally Indigo-Dyed
170 GSM
Natural Indigo Disclaimer
Natural indigo may release colour, crock, or transfer through rubbing and contact with moisture, particularly when new.
The shades will gradually soften and develop character with washing, wear, and exposure to light. Tonal variation and minor unevenness are natural characteristics of genuine indigo-dyed textiles and should not be considered defects.
