55% Linen 42% Viscose 3% Spandex Fabric - Solid Deep Red, 150-155 GSM, Width 138 CM
Description
55% Linen 42% Viscose 3% Spandex Fabric – 150-155 GSM, Width 138 cm
| Composition | 55% linen, 42% viscose, 3% spandex |
| Fabric weight | 150-155 g/m² |
| Fabric width | 138 cm |
| Colour | Dyed solid — deep red shown; colour card available |
| Minimum order quantity | Please enquire |
| Custom design | Yes — enquire with your requirement |
| Production time | 15-20 working days |
A linen-viscose blend with a touch of spandex, at 150-155 g/m² and 138 cm wide, dyed to a deep red. The weave shows the irregular slub that linen-viscose is known for, and the viscose in the blend keeps the cloth fluid rather than stiff, so it moves as a dress fabric while still holding a line.
Why the blend is put together this way
- Linen (55%) – gives the cloth its character: a dry hand, a visible slub in the weave, and the ability to stay cool against the skin.
- Viscose (42%) – softens the linen and adds drape. Pure linen can stand away from the body; the viscose in this blend lets the cloth fall.
- Spandex (3%) – a small amount for ease of movement and shape recovery, so a close-fitting garment keeps its line through the day.
The cloth
- Weight – 150-155 g/m² is mid-weight: substantial enough for a structured dress or jacket, light enough for a shirt or a jumpsuit.
- Surface – a visible, slightly irregular slub runs through the weave; this is the character of the blend, not a fault.
- Sheen – a soft, low lustre rather than a flat matte, so the colour reads with depth as the cloth moves.
- Drape – fluid with body: it hangs but does not collapse.
- Sewing – linen blends can shift at the cut edge, so handle panels gently and finish seams; use a needle suited to a mid-weight woven.
- Care – wash cool and line dry; the blend creases less than pure linen, and the spandex means heat should be kept moderate.
Colour
The photographs show this quality in a deep red — a rich, slightly muted crimson that reads dark in shadow and warm in light.
A colour card is available, so other shades can be selected from stock or matched for a production run. Ask us for the current card and stock colours.
Commonly used for
- Dresses and jumpsuits – the drape and the mid-weight suit both simple and structured shapes.
- Shirts and blouses – particularly where a linen look is wanted without pure linen's stiffness.
- Skirts and trousers – the spandex helps a closer fit sit comfortably.
- Jackets and overshirts – enough body to hold a soft structure.
- Home textiles – cushions and light throws where a richer colour is wanted.
Ordering, MOQ and lead time
Production runs 15-20 working days from order confirmation. Minimum order quantity is on request — tell us the colour and the quantity you need and we will confirm.
Custom design is available.
Frequently asked questions
1. What is the composition and weight?
55% linen, 42% viscose, 3% spandex, at 150-155 g/m² and 138 cm wide.
2. How long does production take?
15-20 working days from order confirmation.
3. What is the MOQ?
On request — give us the colour and quantity and we will confirm.
4. Can I choose the colour?
Yes. A colour card is available; ask us for it and for current stock colours.
5. Can you make a custom design?
Yes — send your requirement and we will confirm.
