Linen cloth was woven of flax fiber in many grades and weaves. Used in every aspect of living, from clothing, to household needs, to furnishings, to the shroud made for the corpse, linen was so common that a tax was proposed as a source of easy revenue on the coarser sorts being imported into the US towards the end of the 18th century.
- This piece is 6 yards
- 100% Irish Linen, 58 inches wide
- Suitable for women’s gowns, jackets, aprons, accessories and petticoats; men’s jackets, linings and waistcoats and children’s garments.
We do not allow returns on items in the T. Marshall Smith Collection. All Proceeds from the sale of these items will be put toward a charitable fund for educational opportunities.
*Please note some fabrics may have a mothball smell as they were in storage*
