Why linen is THE best fabric for your kitchen

Why linen is THE best fabric for your kitchen

When it comes to choosing kitchen goods, linen clearly stands out as an all-time favorite choice. This natural material offers many benefits that make it superior to other commonly used fabrics. Here are five reasons why you should swap your kitchen linens for those made of Confetti Mill linen.

 

  • Exceptional Durability

Linen is renowned for its robustness and longevity. Unlike synthetic fabrics, linen becomes softer and more resistant over time. Linen fibers are thicker and stronger, which means your kitchen linens can withstand frequent washing without quickly getting worn. An investment in linen is a sustainable choice that will stay handy you for many years.

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Stripped tea towel
Oatmeal pinafore apron

 

  • Outstanding Absorption

One of the major assets of linen is its absorption capacity. Linen fibers can absorb up to 20% of their weight in water without appearing wet, making them an ideal material for tea towels and other kitchen and cleaning linens. This absorbency makes it possible to quickly dry dishes and surfaces without leaving traces of moisture, making your household tasks more efficient.

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Olive wood serving board
Dark grey waffled tea towel

 

  • Natural Antibacterial Properties

Linen has natural antibacterial properties, making it a hygienic choice for cooking. Unlike some synthetic fabrics that can promote the proliferation of bacteria, linen stays clean and fresh longer. This is especially important in an environment where hygiene is paramount, such as cooking.

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Forest green pinafore apron

 

  • Elegant and Timeless Style

In addition to its practical advantages, linen is also appreciated for its aesthetics. Linen kitchen linens bring a touch of elegance and refinement to your kitchen. Available in a variety of colours and patterns, Our kitchen linens fit easily into any type of decor, from the most rustic to the most modern. Their slightly wrinkled appearance adds a note of natural and authentic charm.

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Oatmeal tablecloth
Set of 2 dusty-pink napkins
Stripped placemats

  • Environmentally friendly


On top of being one of the most biodegradable fabrics in history, linen is a natural and renewable fibre, making it an eco-friendly choice. Flax cultivation requires less water and pesticides than cotton, and every part of the flax plant can be used, reducing waste. By choosing linen for your kitchen linens, you make a gesture for the planet by opting for a sustainable material.

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Anthracite oven mitt
Dusty-pink tea towel
Terracota pinafore apron

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