/li/nen thread. discuss linen. post linen.

[goodboy No.11137865]

I've been fascinated by linen as a material for a while now, it's just perfect for summer clothes

>cool, lets lot of air through
>soft touch, yet textured
>no lints
>durable and strong
>knots are aesthetic

most of all, the natural color is sick.

>why is it still so hard to find decent linen clothes?

[goodboy No.11137873]

>look at this color complexion on a simple white henley

[Anonymous No.11137877]

>not cotton-linen blend
stay pleb my man

[goodboy No.11137879]

[Anonymous No.11137882]

>>11137865
Love the color of the jacket, I'm going to tea-dye my white linen shirts (I've found a cheap source, now if they only had t-shirts, wifebeaters, and boxers too) like that.

[Anonymous No.11137884]

>>11137877
>falling for the cotton blend jew
next you'll say you have to iron your shirts every day and put a noose around your neck, to look presentable.

[goodboy No.11137886]

>>11137882

post source
jacket is from etsy shop knock knock linen
thinking about copping it but it probably wouldnt fit my other stuff

[Anonymous No.11137888]

Where to cop good linen in the UK? Linen is aesthetic as fuark.

[goodboy No.11137890]

>>11137877

>muh c-cotton is entitled to mix with linen
we stay pure here, boy. pic related, it's linen.
keep the bloodlinen unblended, brothers!

[Anonymous No.11137894]

>>11137886
ebay, there's a shop that sells linen shirts for 20 bucks. check the fit, they do 'casual sizes' only.

I'm still looking for something better, but at this point I don't think it can be done.

[Anonymous No.11138365]

true, linen is best

any linen pants recommendations? like short or 'hemmed' pants for example?

[Anonymous No.11138382]

>>11137888
Uniqlo.

[Anonymous No.11138992]

Uniqlo's linen shirts are great

[Anonymous No.11139016]

>>11138382
>>11138992
why tf is Uniqlo based pretty much solely in London or it's general area man?

What if I wanna look around a Uniqlo store without driving 150 miles?

[Anonymous No.11139023]

j crews linen shorts are quite excellent and inexpensive

[Anonymous No.11139026]

>>11139016
I don't know, I'm not from the UK.

[Anonymous No.11139032]

>>11139016

uniqlo is based in fucking tokyo its not fucking sears mate

[Anonymous No.11139036]

>>11139032
There are like 7-8 stores at least, all of them in London. Could'a chucked one in Birmingham at least/

[Anonymous No.11139044]

>>11139036
Same in Paris m8

[Anonymous No.11139062]

Where can I get slim fitting casual linen pants? Ones that I can wear for a comfy fit?

[Anonymous No.11139074]

>>11139062
H&M "Premium"
Pretty thin but comfy for summer

[Anonymous No.11139096]

>>11137879
what brand is this?

[Anonymous No.11139130]

>>11137865
Looks amazing, would you know where to get quality clothes like pic related made out of linnen? What shops and such.

[Anonymous No.11139134]

>>11137894
>>11137894
>>11137894
Which shop is that padre?

[Anonymous No.11139473]

>>11139074
Thanks dude

[Anonymous No.11139631]

>>11139130

its from etsy m8, just look around. pretty much the best site for linen clothes (for whatever reason)

[Anonymous No.11139632]

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[Anonymous No.11139636]

>>11137877
Noose yourself, my man

[Anonymous No.11139668]

I have a couple linen tops. Nice, flow-y, and breathable.

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[Anonymous No.11140062]

>>11139074
>>11139062
I had h&m linen pants. Boy was that a fucking mistake, thin as paper and wrinkles something nasty. I get thats how linen behaves but jeez