Flax-Linen in history

Flax-linen was the first fibre to be transformed into a textile. Discover the evolution of flax-linen through the ages.

Flax Production in the Seventeenth Century - Historic Jamestowne Part of Colonial National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Flax-Linen, the fibre of civilisation(s) Book

Why Is European Flax Linen the Best in the World?

The History of Linen

Exploring part of New England's textile history from seed to garment

A Brief History of Linen – the thread

The History of Linen The Origin and How it is Made - ASKET

The history of linen and flax

Why We Are Proud to Use Certified European Linen

Scutching or dressing flax by beating the stalks by machine. The long fibres of the stem Flax plant (Linum) were processed to produce linen. Engraving from 'Great Industries of Great Britain' (London

Homestead Economics: Flax, Linen, and Other Fibers - Hagenbuch Family

History of Flax Wholesome Linen