With its generous 280cm width and plain surface, this 100% linen fabric offers plenty of room to plan both clothing and larger home sewing projects. Sold by length with a fixed width of 280cm, it can be ordered according to the amount of fabric needed for your particular project.
Made from 100% linen, the fabric is described as breathable and suitable for a range of uses, from garment making to home decor and DIY crafts. Its simple plain design gives you a straightforward foundation for working with different patterns and project layouts, whether you are creating something to wear or preparing fabric for the home.
The generous width is especially useful when planning larger pieces. The fabric is suited to curtains, tablecloths, bedding and slipcovers, as well as clothing and other sewing projects. Before ordering, consider the finished dimensions of your project and arrange the main pattern pieces within the 280cm width to work out the required length.
For clothing, choose the pattern before calculating your fabric requirements and allow enough length for all of the main pieces, seams and hems required by the design. For curtains or other large home textiles, measuring the finished area first can help you determine how much continuous fabric is needed. Smaller remaining sections can also be kept for compact sewing projects, fabric details or craft work.
The fabric is described as easy to cut and sew and is suitable for both beginners and more experienced sewing projects. Its fixed 280cm width provides a useful starting point when planning projects that need substantial fabric coverage, while the plain surface allows the finished shape and construction to remain the focus.
Whether you are preparing fabric for a new garment, planning curtains or creating a textile piece for the home, this 100% linen fabric provides a versatile foundation for your sewing ideas.
The Details
Category: Linen Fabric
Material: 100% Linen
Dimensions: 280 cm wide
Pattern: Plain
Key Features: Breathable; soft texture
Technics: Knitted
Fit & Size Note
As this is fabric rather than a finished garment, please calculate the required length from your project’s pattern or finished dimensions before ordering, taking the fixed 280 cm width into account.
Care Instructions
Follow the care label for washing and drying. Gentle care and similar-colour washing can help preserve the fabric’s natural character.
Shipping Information
Your order will be prepared with care and shipped within 7–14 business days, depending on your location.
Refund & Return Information
If you change your mind about your purchase, refunds and returns are accepted within 14 days.
Styling Notes
- For a dress: Choose the pattern first and map out the bodice, skirt and sleeve pieces across the 280 cm width before deciding how much fabric to order. Allow additional length for seams, hems and any separate sections required by the design.
- For curtains: Measure the finished curtain height and total coverage needed, then use the 280 cm width when planning each panel. This helps determine whether the fabric can accommodate the required panel dimensions and how much length to order.
- For a tablecloth: Start with the table length and width, then add your preferred amount of fabric beyond each edge. Use the 280 cm width to determine whether the finished tablecloth can be cut as one main piece or needs a different layout.
- For bedding: Check the dimensions of the finished bedding piece and plan the main sections together before ordering. A full layout can help you calculate the required length while making practical use of the wide fabric.
- For a slipcover: Measure each section that needs to be covered and create a cutting plan before ordering. Marking out the larger panels first can make it easier to see how the remaining width and length can be allocated.
- For clothing sets or multiple garments: Plan the pattern pieces for each garment together and calculate the total fabric length before ordering. This can help you decide how to distribute the available fabric across several coordinated pieces.
- For smaller sewing projects: Use shorter remaining sections for pillow covers, fabric ties, small accessories or other compact projects that do not require a large continuous piece.
- For leftover fabric: Keep usable offcuts sorted by size after cutting. Longer pieces can be reserved for narrow panels or ties, while smaller pieces can be useful for patchwork, quilting or other fabric crafts.
