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Old Linen Mill
Old Linen Mill makes linen clothing, bedding and home textiles in its own production house in Klaipėda, Lithuania, rooted in four generations of family linen craftsmanship. Every item is handmade to order from OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified European linen, stone-washed and pre-shrunk.
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What they make, where they make it
- Products
- Sleepwear & LoungewearDressesTopsBeddingBlankets & Throws
- Known for
- Linen
- Also works with
- Cotton
- Based in
- Klaipėda, Lithuania
- Made in
- Lithuania
Who it's for, how to get it
- For
- Men, Women
- Typical pricing
- Up to 200€
- Ships to
- Worldwide
“Rooted in four generations of linen craftsmanship, Old Linen Mill creates timeless linen pieces for modern living, guided by a long-standing family heritage in textile making. Each design is made to bring a sense of calm and longevity into everyday spaces, celebrating the quiet beauty and natural texture of linen. At Old Linen Mill, we believe linen should feel effortless, timeless, and part of everyday life. Our collections are created to replace synthetic alternatives with natural, long-lasting textiles designed for modern homes and wardrobes.”
Source: Old Linen Mill, About
Notes from Lisa · 18.08.2026
One fabric, one family production house, everything made to order.
If you want minimalistic, timeless linen clothing, for example a matching set, Old Linen Mill is where I would send you. They work with one material only, organic European linen. It is stonewashed, so therefore soft and will not shrink on you. They work with 2 fabric weights: medium (185 gsm) and heavy (260 gsm). A set colour palette in soft, earthy tones allows you to build your own sets.
Everything is cut and sewn to order in their own production house in Klaipėda in Lithuania. What is even cooler is that small customisations are free: longer, wider, whatever your wish is.
If I could add one thing to their site, it would be an entire page dedicated to the star of the show, the linen itself, from the plant to the yarn to their fabric.
I would order a matching set in a soft summer colour, and I have my eyes on their bedding in sage and a blue tablecloth that would look perfect on my long table during summer garden parties.
Lisa Walter, Editor