Keep it long, treasure it long.

Wear the taste of dyeing

A light shirt that flutters in the wind and makes your steps lighter and lighter when you wear it. This stand-collar shirt can be worn open as a jacket, and has an eye-catching color scheme with a deep blue base and a subtle vintage ecru color. The fabric is hand-dyed by dyeing craftsmen one by one, and is linen ramie that has been dyed by kneading it over time. It has a soft and tasteful texture that looks like it has been worn for many years.

A calculated silhouette that creates natural movement

The side flare silhouette that widens slightly towards the hem is airy and light with every movement.
A string is passed through the back hem, and you can add nuance to your back view by tightening it. The back of the cuffs are decorated with off-white tape, and you can fold them back to add a subtle accent.
It is a design that looks great whether you wear it alone or as a jacket, and it expands the range of outfits you can wear.

A shirt that you can wear for a long time, with the uneven dyeing and the napped texture unique to linen. You can wear it simply by buttoning it up, or throw it over a T-shirt or dress for a casual look, making it a reliable item for the change of seasons.

Discovering Kortrijk Linen

Vlas Blomme was launched in 2007. The brand name means "linen flower" in Flemish, the language of the Flanders region of Belgium. They offer natural and fashionable clothes using linen from Kortrijk, Belgium, which has flourished as the center of the linen industry for centuries, and their products, which were created after a quest for high-quality linen, are sold in top-level stores around the world, including London, Paris, and New York.

Linen is resistant to water, and the more you wash it, the softer it becomes and the more textured it becomes, as the thread becomes thinner than cashmere. The more you use it, the more flavorful it becomes, and the more it becomes part of your daily life. We were looking for the finest linen that would fit into such a lifestyle, and we found Belgium's Kortrijk linen. Kortrijk linen is a general term for the flax yarn that is considered to be the best of the year, grown on the farm of the Belgian linen spinning factory JOS VANNESTE. A lot of linen has been grown in the Flanders region of Belgium since before Christ, and the Leie River, also known as the "Golden River," flows through Kortrijk, and has played an important role in the linen manufacturing process. The mild climate with moderate rainfall is beneficial for linen cultivation, and they continue to steadily produce varieties that take advantage of the geographical advantages.

Kortrijk linen, whose quality has been maintained through years of know-how, is known for its fine fibers and high quality. As a natural fiber, it has a rustic appearance, and is also characterized by its durability and luster. It has excellent water absorption and dissipation properties compared to cotton and silk, and its smooth texture and gentleness on the skin are also major characteristics. Colt Lake linen, the raw material for Irish linen, is highly regarded in Europe as linen of the world's highest quality.