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Conditions
Flaxbound
A long narrow linen bread bag with a drawstring
ExteriorA long narrow linen bread bag with a drawstring
Macro view of the linen weave with slubs
Fibre, macroMacro view of the linen weave with slubs
A linen bag creased from folding
In useA linen bag creased from folding

D-04 · Line D

Linen Bread Bag

USD 36one-time purchase

A long narrow linen bag with a drawstring at one end, cut for a full loaf or anything else awkwardly long. Plain-weave linen lets air through, which is the reason to use cloth rather than a sealed container.

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Honest Limits — what this fibre does badly

  • 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.

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

BodyPlain-weave linen, undyed100%
LiningUnlined — body fabric on both faces—
ThreadCotton thread100%
HardwareNone — all closures and handles are sewn fabric—
DyeUndyed at every stage
OriginLinen woven in Kaunas, Lithuania. Cut and sewn in Portugal.

Measured, not estimated

Width
18 cm
Height
46 cm
Depth
10 cm
Empty weight
130 g

Suggested load: up to 3 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.
  • Carrying use only. We make no food-contact claim for this bag.

Safety and suitability

Linen is a flax fibre. If you have a known plant-fibre sensitivity, handle this bag with care.

The drawstring is a strangulation risk for small children. Not suitable for under-threes.

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