Custom Linen Clothing Manufacturer for Brands

Linen Apparel Developed Around Your Brand

A linen collection needs a clear brief for both the fabric and the finished garment. Share the silhouettes, intended fit and finish you want to achieve. We review these requirements through sourcing, pattern development and sample feedback before confirming bulk production.

Composition, Weight and Drape

Tell us whether your brief calls for 100% linen or a linen blend, along with the target weight, hand feel, colour and price level. We can review sourcing options against those requirements. Confirm the selected material and composition before sample approval rather than choosing from photographs alone.

Coverage, Opacity and Lining

For light colours, dresses and loose silhouettes, include your opacity and lining requirements in the brief. Review the actual sample in the intended colour, checking coverage, seam appearance, pocket visibility and comfort. Agree lining coverage and construction details for each style.

Pre-treatment, Washing and Measurements

Specify the intended care method and any requested fabric pre-treatment or garment wash. Discuss the relevant dimensional-change checks, measurement tolerances and test requirements before production. A single shrinkage percentage should not be assumed for every fabric, colour and finish; agree the requirements for the selected material.

Finishing and Brand Presentation

Include your requirements for hems, seams, buttons, zips, labels and packaging. During sample review, record any changes to fit, construction or finish so the production brief reflects the approved design.

See our fabric sourcing, sample development and manufacturing services.

Linen Washing, Finishing and Sewing Options

We can arrange the following processes for suitable linen projects. The treatment route, cost and schedule are confirmed for the selected fabric and approved sample, including any specialist processing required.

• Mechanical pre-shrinking: fabric preparation before cutting, with dimensional-change requirements agreed for the selected material.
• Enzyme washing and sand washing: options for developing a softer or washed appearance. Approve the actual colour, surface and hand feel on a trial sample.
• Enzyme softening and airflow mechanical finishing: alternative approaches to hand-feel development, selected according to the fabric and desired result.
• Easy-care and liquid-ammonia finishing: options for suitable fabrics where improved crease recovery is part of the brief. The finishing stage and performance requirements are agreed after material review; a wrinkle-free result is not assumed.
• Cutting preparation: fabric relaxation, appropriate lay height, and stripe or check matching where the design requires it. Preparation time and layout are set for the fabric and style.
• Seam construction: French seams, bound seams and reinforcement at selected stress points. Needle, thread and stitch settings are established through sewing trials for the actual fabric.
• Pressing and shaping: steam pressing and finishing to the agreed appearance, whether the brief calls for a cleaner finish or a more relaxed linen texture.

Custom Printing on Linen

We can arrange reactive digital printing, pigment digital printing, flat-screen or rotary-screen printing, and discharge printing, subject to fabric and design suitability.

• Reactive digital printing: an option for detailed, multi-colour artwork on suitable linen fabrics. Colour, hand feel and fastness requirements are confirmed through print trials and the agreed fixation and wash-off route.
• Pigment digital printing: review ink coverage, binder and curing requirements against the desired hand feel and wash and rubbing performance. The route differs from reactive printing and does not automatically require the same wet post-treatment.
• Flat-screen and rotary-screen printing: assess artwork repeat, colour count, set-up cost and production volume. Printing minimums are quoted for the design and fabric rather than assumed from garment MOQ.
• Discharge printing: assess the compatibility of the dyed ground and discharge system first. Approve a strike-off before committing to the colour effect and production route.

Print Approval and Quality Requirements

Send the artwork, repeat size, colour references and any placement specifications. We review fabric preparation, including surface preparation where needed, then use a strike-off to assess colour, fine detail around linen slubs, coverage, penetration and hand feel. For placement prints, agree artwork position, tolerances and dimensional-change allowances with the pattern and cutting plan.

Specify required wash and rubbing fastness, care method and testing requirements before quotation. Any softening or post-wash treatment must be compatible with the print system and checked against the approved sample; performance is not assumed to be identical across every linen fabric.

MOQ, Sizes and Production Schedule

• One colour per style: 200 pieces minimum.
• Two or more colours per style: 150 pieces per colour; two colours require at least 300 pieces in total.
• Sizes: up to four sizes when the MOQ is met. You choose the quantity per size; additional sizes are agreed separately.
• Samples: 10–15 working days after all sample details are confirmed.
• First bulk order: 30–45 working days after order details and styles are confirmed, the deposit is received and fabric is ready.
• Repeat orders: usually 15–30 working days, depending on quantity. We confirm the schedule for each order.

Custom materials, colours and treatments may have additional minimums. Sample development and shipping time are separate from bulk production.

How to Start a Linen Clothing Project

1. Send the brief: designs or reference samples, available measurements, fabric composition and weight preferences, certification needs, print artwork or finishing requirements, colour quantities, size breakdown and target delivery date.
2. Review materials and samples: confirm fabric selection, construction, fit and the checks required for your collection.
3. Confirm the order: agree the approved sample, specifications, quantities and schedule before bulk production.
4. Produce, check and pack: manufacturing, quality checks and packing follow the agreed project requirements.

Include your brand website, destination country and target budget to help us assess project fit. Request a linen clothing quotation or discuss your project on WhatsApp.

Linen Clothing Manufacturing FAQs

Can I develop linen tops, bottoms and dresses together?

Yes. We can review these categories as part of your collection. The MOQ applies to each style and colour plan, so different styles do not combine into one minimum. Explore linen tops, linen bottoms and linen dresses.

Can you source 100% linen or linen-blend fabrics?

Send the composition, weight, colour and finish you want. We review sourcing options and confirm availability, material minimums and the selected specification before development. Availability of a particular fabric or colour is confirmed for each project.

How should shrinkage and care requirements be agreed?

Provide your intended care instructions and any required test method or tolerance. Ask us to confirm the pre-treatment, sample checks and testing scope for the selected fabric before approval. Record the agreed requirements in the production specification.

Can you source European Flax™ certified linen fabrics?

Yes. We can source linen fabric options supplied with European Flax™ certification documentation. The programme is now named Masters of FLAX FIBRE™. Tell us your required composition, weight and colour so availability and supporting supplier documents can be confirmed for the selected fabric.

This is a material-sourcing option. A certified fabric does not automatically make the finished garment certified: product claims and labelling depend on the applicable chain-of-custody requirements. See the certification programme information.

For general order questions, see our manufacturing FAQs. For collections with specific coverage requirements, explore our custom modest clothing service.

Browse existing linen apparel images and category pages to discuss silhouette and construction ideas. Your collection is developed from your own design brief and approved specifications.