Linen And Imitation Linen Material Difference

Linen is a kind of cloth made of hemp plant fibers such as flax, ramie, jute, sisal, banana hemp, etc. Jute has always been a favorite linen material because of its natural and low price. Jute is a long, soft, glossy plant fiber that can be woven into high-strength rough filaments. The planting amount and the wide range of uses are second only to cotton, with good hygroscopic performance, fast water loss and other characteristics, mainly used for textile sacks, burlap and so on. The fibers range in color from white to brown and are 1-4 meters long. Native to tropical Asia, widely cultivated south of the Yangtze River in China.
Linen is a fabric made of cationic silk, polyester silk or all polyester.