Thanks to its rapid moisture-absorbing qualities, linen is perfect for everyday use items such as dish cloths. |
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With excellent heat conducting and ventilation properties, linen is entirely suitable for a hot climate. Also, it's easy to clean, stands up well against washing and dries quickly--meaning cleanliness and durability go hand-in hand in this material. |
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Linen is a robust fiber that is also smooth and cool to the touch. |
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Fast-growing linen doesn't need agricultural chemicals, which can be the causes of several kinds of allergies. It's therefore suitable for a wide range of everyday lifestyle items. |
These days, irrespictive of the time of year, you are bound to see plenty of shops selling items made of linen, as it has now become an indispensible fabric for every day life. Furthermore, the kinds of linen now available has increased greatly. The use of both flax and ramie is central to BAN's range of wonderful linen products. In Japan, when the material of an everyday item is described as being "linen", it can only be flax or ramie; it will not be jute, hemp, etc. Amongst all of the linen available, these are the best fabrics and the softest to the touch, with excellent properties. |
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When hand-washing, gently knead the item and pinch in appropriate areas. |
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Pull out tightly in all 4 directions, adjust shape as necessary and then hang up to dry. Please avoid using a brush or similar tool on the item as this may cause the material to fluff. |
Linen is a faster drying material than cotton making it perfect for everyday use. To make the effect of ironing all the more beautiful, we recommend ironing while the item is "semi-dry", in other words before it has completely dried. |
As linen is a natural material, it does of course wrinkle. However, compared to cotton, the effect of these wrinkles exudes a more refined air with a particular charm, so please feel free to go ahead and try the wrinkled look.. |
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