Pina Linen Grey Black Garçon Apron European Linen from British Merchan & Mills Gray black linen that is hazy to be called black and dark and matte to be called gray Why not add an adult garcon The plain style is large enough to hide the back Large pockets divided into two in the center Tie with a common fabric string Linen is wrinkled at first. However, as you wash more and more, your eyes become clogged and fluffy, containing air and fluffy, and the more you wash, the less you need an iron Please enjoy the change in texture as well. Below is the description of merchant&mills eco-certified linen Linen is mostly natural organic matter. Completely biodegradable and recyclable, and due to its natural absorbency, flax is a strong plant that grows best in Northern Europe. Fertilizers are almost not needed, and due to the climate of the region, they also need little extra water. In fact, it does not require a lot of pesticides. The report of the Advisory Committee to the European Parliament states that the cultivation of flax has a positive effect on ecosystem diversity as it allows for a "pause in the environment". One hectare of flax can hold 3.7 tons of CO2. All parts of the plant are used, and those that are not used in the manufacture of linen can be used to make linseed oil, paper, cow feed and even soap.