A considered Linen–Merino wool stretch suiting with the character of natural fibers and the wearability of performance stretch. At 260 GSM, this sits in the solid mid-to-upper midweight range—substantial enough for tailored garments while remaining flexible and comfortable. The linen lends a cool, dry surface, the wool adds warmth and recovery, and a small amount of spandex provides controlled elasticity. The result is a fabric that feels refined, modern, and garment-ready: classic in hand, contemporary in function.

2) How It’s Made

This fabric is woven in a balanced suiting structure (assumed), with linen and wool blended in the yarn and a small percentage of spandex integrated into the weft for true 2-way stretch. The cloth is finished with a clean, apparel-appropriate treatment that refines the hand without masking the natural texture of linen or the softness of wool. The stretch is engineered through yarn composition rather than surface coating, giving a more durable, comfortable recovery.

3) Technical Specifications

Fiber (assumed): ~60% linen, ~35% Merino wool, ~5% spandex
Construction: Woven stretch / refined suiting weave
Weight: 260 GSM (mid to upper midweight)
Width: 38 inches (97 cm)
Stretch: 2-way stretch (across the weft)
Finish: Garment finish, smooth yet natural hand
Opacity: Opaque
Surface character: Clean face with subtle natural texture

4) Handfeel & Drape

Cool and dry from the linen, with gentle warmth and resilience from the wool. The hand is polished rather than rustic, and the spandex gives a smooth, comfortable give without feeling elasticated. The drape is structured but mobile—ideal for tailored silhouettes that need movement, comfort, and shape retention.

5) Ideal Uses

Tailored trousers and slim-fit pants
Blazers, waistcoats, and light jackets
Structured dresses and skirts
Contemporary suiting separates
Tailored shirts or overshirts with stretch comfort
(Best suited to patterns designed for stretch or stretch-friendly ease.)

6) Wash & Care + Disclaimers

Dry clean recommended for best longevity
If washing, cold gentle hand wash; flat dry
Avoid agitation or high heat (to protect wool and spandex)
Steam lightly rather than heavy pressing
Always test a small swatch before cutting yardage