It's Not a Business it's a Sharing of Experiences
Welcome to our small family-owned linen clothing shop, where we turn linen fabric scraps into unique and sustainable fashion pieces.
Why linen? Over 15 years ago, our journey began with my personal discovery. At the tender age of 10, I encountered the challenges of psoriasis, a skin condition that is worsened by chemicals and synthetic fabrics. This prompted a quest for a natural solution, and linen became my savior.
While looking for stylish linen clothing, I crossed paths with Violeta, a talented seamstress who pours her heart into every stitch. She doesn't just sew; she weaves care and love into each garment. When you slip into one of our dresses, you'll sense Violeta's craftsmanship embracing you.
Violeta isn't just a seamstress; she became family, a cherished part of my life, and even the grandmother of my two little ones.
As the saying goes: "When a door closes, a window opens," we found an opportunity for a family business. We carefully handpick and repurpose high-quality linen textiles, transforming them into beautiful, functional, and sustainable clothing.
In Lithuania, we're fortunate to partner with reputable linen production companies recognized worldwide. This allows us to offer the finest Oekotex-certified linen fabric. Our commitment to sustainability and upcycling runs deep as we use leftover scraps from the fashion industry. By giving these materials a second life, we help to reduce the strain on our planet's precious resources.
Collaborating with Egle Žeimytė, a renowned designer in the Baltic countries who shares our values, has brought elegance and simplicity to our clothing. Our designs cater to all ages and body types, with Egle's intricate details making each piece unique. Our philosophy centers on the charm of simplicity and attention to detail.
Quality and naturalness are our daily guiding principles. We firmly believe that looking good is better when it's sustainable. Join us in embracing the beauty of linen and the joy of sustainable fashion.
