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Unique vintage white dyed from Akoya pearl oysters

A relaxed style that doesn't pick up your body lines without any stress wearing. Standard wide pants are something you might choose without any ecpectations, but it should be a single piece produced by carefully selected materials and thought-out patterns.

Off-white seashells not found anywhere else

Moderately flared, Vlas Blomme's Light linen twill penguin pants is made from the brand's original fabric. Woven from the middle count yarn of Korutorek linen with twill weave. Because it is woven slowly, it has a fine soft texture, although there is a slight firmness which is so unique to Kortrijk linen.
"Vintage white", which is a dye made from Akoya pearl oyster shells, has an exquisite color that is unique even if it is white.

The design has a long rise, silhouette like a skirt. Casual tops such as T-shirts fit well, and it is also nice to wear under the dress.

Seeking Kortrijk linen

Vlas Blomme started in 2007. The brand name means "linen flower" in Flemish, a term of the Belgian-Flanders region. Developing natural and mode clothes using linen from Belgium Kortrijk, which has flourished as the center of the linen industry for centuries, the high quality fashions are sold in Paris, London, New York, and in many of the world's top shops.

Linen is strong in water, and as it is washed, the yarn becomes thinner than cashmere and becomes softer and gives more texture. The more you use it, the deeper the color changes, and you get familiar with it every day. Belgium's Kortrijk linen was the one that searched for the finest linens among those lines. Kortrijk linen is a generic term for the best-made flux yarns grown in the farm of the Belgian linen spinning plant JOS VANNESTE. In the Belgian province of Flanders, more linen is grown than in the BC, and the Kortrijk, in particular, the "River of the Golde" runs through it and plays an important role in the linen manufacturing process. A mild, moderate rain climate is beneficial for linen cultivation and continues to make stable varieties that take advantage of the land.

Kortrijk linen, whose quality has been maintained through years of know-how, is known for its fine fibers and high quality. Has a rustic look as a natural fiber, also features strong and glossy. Compared with cotton and silk, it absorbs water, has excellent wicking, and has a smooth texture, and it is also a great property that is gentle on the skin. Kortrijk linen, which is also a source of Irish linen, is highly regarded as the world's top quality linen in Europe.