Meraki Cotton Linen ~ Pink Sands

• 51% Linen / 49% Cotton
• 54" printed width
• Suitable for residential & low-traffic commercial applications
• Dry clean only
• Made to order and digitally printed in Connecticut, USA.

• 2 yard minimum (sold in full yard increments)
• 3 week lead time
• Made to order and digitally printed in Connecticut, USA.
• For custom colors, custom grounds and rush orders, please contact us directly info@fetehome.com
• We highly recommend ordering swatches prior to placing production order as color can vary from screen to screen

Our cotton linen is an untreated, natural-fiber fabric which is fully biodegradable and GOTS certified.

Linen is made from the flax plant, which is one of the most sustainable raw materials in the world:

• The flax plant is naturally resistant to pests and requires no pesticides or fertilization.
• Flax crops require no irrigation and can grow with rainfall alone, when grown in their ideal zones.
• Flax crops function as a carbon capture, as each hectare of flax captures 3.7 tonnes of CO2.
• Our mills ensure that every part of the flax plant is used in various industries.

Linen and cotton materials biodegrade in under 6 months as opposed to polyester that can that is no biodegradable and can take up to 200 years to decompose in a landfill. 

Each of our patterns is digitally printed in Connecticut, USA.

The odorless textile inks used, meet high standards of environmental responsibility and are certified Oeko Tex- Eco Passport, GOTS and CPSIA

The one-step printing process used, virtually eliminates the consumption of water and the discharge of noxious effluents (liquid waste discharged into a river or ocean), by using low volumes of liquid dispersions of pigment colors.

A pretreatment and softener are applied in-line during the printing process, providing an extremely efficient solution to creating durable, vivid colors and a softer hand feel without additional processing steps

Color fastness is achieved by heat fixation, rather than steam and washing procedures, avoiding the use of any chemicals or the creation of water pollution.