E-03 · Line E
Linen and Cork Sleeve
USD 72one-time purchase
A document sleeve with a linen face and cork edge binding. The linen creases, the cork does not, so the sleeve ages into two different surfaces on one object.
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Honest Limits — what this fibre does badly
- The linen face and the cork binding age at different rates and will stop matching.
- Creases. That is the fibre, not a defect.
- Shrinks roughly 3–4% the first time it gets wet.
- Slubs and fibre knots run through the weave.
- Water spots if soaked. Wipe it, do not submerge it.
None of the above is treated as a fault. Split seams, failed hardware, holes, dimensions off by more than ±3% and wrong items are, and they are refunded or replaced in full.
Fibre composition
| Body | Plain-weave linen face with cork fabric edge binding | 100% |
|---|---|---|
| Lining | Cotton poplin lining | 100% |
| Thread | Polyester core thread | 100% |
| Hardware | None — all closures and handles are sewn fabric | — |
| Dye | Undyed at every stage | |
| Origin | Linen woven in Kaunas, Lithuania. Cut and sewn in Portugal. | |
Measured, not estimated
- Width
- 34 cm
- Height
- 25 cm
- Depth
- 2 cm
- Empty weight
- 210 g
Suggested load: up to 2 kg. Damage caused by carrying more than this is not treated as a fault.
Care
- Hand wash cold with a mild soap.
- Expect roughly 3–4% shrinkage on the first wash; the cut allows for it.
- Line dry. Creasing is normal and will not press out permanently.
- Wipe the cork panels with a damp cloth and never submerge them — soaking leaves a permanent ring.
Safety and suitability
Linen is a flax fibre. If you have a known plant-fibre sensitivity, handle this bag with care.
Smaller pieces in the same fibre.
