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BIG NEWS:  We have significantly reduced our shipping rates with a maximum shipping cost of $15!  See our new rate structure here.
PODCAST:  Listen to a recent Weston Price Foundation podcast here which discusses the importance of plant (linen, cotton, & hemp) and animal (wool, leather, down) sourced fibers.
NEW PRODUCT: Check our our NEW 100% linen shopping bags in 2 sizes -- reusable and eco-friendly!  
NOW IN STOCK:  Linen children's crew height socks and adult striped crew & ankle socks 
Linen is a natural fiber made from the stalk and root of the same flax plant that produces flax seeds.  Flax seeds are not only edible but very beneficial to health (they may reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and cancer), so it logically follows that fabric made from flax plant stalks would also be highly acceptable to the body.  Production of flax is both environmentally friendly and sustainable requiring less pesticides and herbicides than what other plants like cotton require.  
"Last night the box arrived in good order.. and I love all of it! Your packaging is so pretty and homespun; the fabric is even better than I hoped for.  The undies are a good size - nice and loose, and the workmanship - perfection!  The quality of your product was worth the extra Christmas-rush wait.  I look forward to seeing (and wearing) the t-shirt when it arrives." (Sylvia, Florida)

Linen Historically ​Linen has been the quality fabric of choice for thousands of years of history. Linen is one of the oldest cultivated fabrics.  It has been known as a natural, pure product. In many cultures, the priest garments consisted of pure, white linen.

Linen in the Bible

Who Can Benefit from Linen? Unlike cotton which holds water next to the skin, linen is very effective at absorbing moisture and wicking it away from the body.  This is very important for any material worn next to the skin.  This is helpful for night sweats, hot flashes, yeast infections, and helping keep toxins away from the skin.  The antibacterial effect of linen may help with urinary tract infections.  Linen is beneficial in hot temperatures because of its natural cooling effect, and is hypoallergenic and gentle on the skin.
• Priests' garments
• David's dancing ephod
• Proverbs 31 women sewed
• Angels' garments
• Messiah's burial cloth
Summary of the Benefits of Linen:
• Is antibacterial
• Is hypoallergenic (recommended for sensitive skin)
• Causes 1.5x less perspiration than cotton
• Is used for internal sutures, because the body accepts it
• Is effective in reducing fevers and inflammation
• Is 20% more absorbent than cotton (ideal for feminine products)
• Flax fabric increases about one-fifth in strength on wetting
• Linen dries quickly
​• Absorbs up to one-fifth of its own oven-dry weight of water without being damp on the surface which is important when one thinks of clothing worn next to the skin
Why Life-Giving Linen?  We believe what we put on us affects our health, just like what we put in us.  Our family has been committed to healthy eating and organic living for many years.  For more information about our family see our About Us page.  Our interest in organic clothing is an extension of this lifestyle.  We are committed to living without toxic chemicals whenever possible.  For instance, all pre-washed linen is washed ONLY in fragrance free/dye-free, phosphate free laundry detergent.
"Wow! We love our linens. They are absolutely gorgeous. They are like works of art.  I look forward to purchasing more as soon as possible." (Betsy M., California)

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