European Linen Fabric

Available in White | No Minimum Order Quantity

Shanghai is a premium 100% European linen fabric, woven using ultra-fine 125 Lea × 125 Lea pure linen yarn to achieve a highly refined, smooth, and lightweight texture. With its 90 GSM weight and 58 inch width, this fabric offers an ultra-light structure ideal for luxury apparel and designer collections.

The finer 125 Lea yarn count enhances softness and fluidity beyond standard linen fabrics, creating a delicate hand feel and elegant drape suitable for premium fashion applications.

This fabric is preferred by high-end designers and luxury brands for exclusive collections requiring refined texture and lightness, making it a strong choice from a trusted linen fabric manufacturer.

• Composition: 100% European Linen
• Yarn Count: 125 Lea × 125 Lea
• Fabric Weight: 90 GSM
• Fabric Width: 58 inches (147 cm approx.)
• Color Options: White
• Stock Availability: Ready stock fabric
• Minimum Order Quantity: No Minimum Order Quantity (NO MOQ)
• Bulk Pricing: Special rates available for quantities over 1200 meters per color

Shanghai linen fabric is produced from natural flax fibers, making it one of the most environmentally responsible textile materials used in modern luxury apparel.

• Low Water Consumption: Flax cultivation relies on natural rainfall and requires significantly less irrigation compared to conventional fiber crops.
• Reduced Chemical Usage: European flax farming uses minimal pesticides and fertilizers, supporting cleaner ecosystems.
• Renewable & Biodegradable Fiber: Flax is rapidly renewable, and linen fabric is fully biodegradable at the end of its lifecycle.
• Durability & Longevity: Despite its lightweight nature, linen remains strong and long-lasting, reducing replacement cycles.
• Skin-Friendly & Microplastic-Free: Naturally hypoallergenic, breathable, and free from microplastics.

For luxury fashion brands and sustainable designers, Shanghai European linen is a refined and responsible choice.

Shanghai 125 Lea linen fabric is specifically designed for high-end apparel applications:

• Luxury Apparel
• Designer Collections
• Resort Wear
• Premium Shirts
• High-End Garments

• Finer and softer than 100 Lea linen
• Extremely lightweight and breathable
• Fluid drape with delicate texture
• Ideal for luxury and designer garments

Symphony Fabrics supplies premium European linen fabrics to fashion brands, garment manufacturers, designers, and textile buyers worldwide, offering consistent quality and refined textile expertise.

To maintain the natural performance and texture of linen fabric:

• Machine wash at 30–40°C with mild detergent
• Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals
• Hang dry or tumble dry on low heat
• Iron at medium temperature if required
• Fabric softens with every wash

• Finer yarn count creates a softer and more fluid linen surface
• Ultra-lightweight fabric with high breathability
• Elegant drape with smooth texture
• Comfortable for extended wear
• Designed for luxury apparel applications

Linen is produced from the flax plant, one of the few textile crops considered naturally regenerative. Flax cultivation supports soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable agricultural cycles, making linen a preferred fiber for responsible textile production.

• Soil Regeneration: Flax plants improve soil structure and require minimal mechanical intervention, helping maintain healthy farmland for future crop cycles.
• Low Resource Cultivation: Flax typically grows using natural rainfall, requiring significantly less irrigation compared to many conventional textile crops.
• Minimal Chemical Inputs: European flax farming generally requires fewer pesticides and fertilizers, contributing to environmentally responsible agriculture.
• Full Plant Utilization: Nearly every part of the flax plant can be used, from linen fibers for textiles to flaxseed oil and other by-products, minimizing agricultural waste.

Because of these characteristics, linen is widely recognized as one of the most sustainable and regenerative natural fibers used in modern textiles.