The Linder company has just launched a sheer woven with 100% recycled yarns from plastic bottles. The collected bottles are turned into a polyester yarn by a mechanical process which does not use any chemical product. This process reduces the CO2 emissions and saves water and energies. Eight 1.5L plastic bottles are necessary to weave a 145x240 cm curtain.

A nice overview of our french savoir-faire : Jacquard, sheer voiles, and printed designs

KERALA - Elegant vegetal jacquard made of upcycled cotton (32%) and polyester. The upcycling yarns is a mechanical process using waste or scrap fabrics from the textile industry. It gives a second life to the fibres and has 98% less impact on the environment than products made using new raw materials.

DOMINICO - trendy voile with texture thanks to cut-threads technique. This weaving technique produces a delicate, yet tactile fringe effect on the surface of the fabric. Though it resembles some sort of embroidery

PARFUM - Modern and graphic floral design printed on polyester shantung look. All our designs are exclusive, and can be printed on natural and synthetic basis.

Elegant Jacquard made of upcycled cotton (32%) and polyester. The upcycling yarns is a mechanical process using waste or scrap fabrics from the textile industry. It gives a second life to the fibres and has 98% less impact on the environment than products made using new raw materials.

Leveraging on its century long experience, Linder has created the first depolluting curtain that blends beauty and innovation. The fabric is woven and finished in Linder's workshops in France.

This curtain destroys 90% of the most common and most dangerous pollutant found in the indoor air of homes: formaldehydes and aldehydes.

It is during the dyeing process that an active liquid is applied onto the curtain, allowing it to capture and destroy the formaldehydes and aldehyde in the air.

Mosquitoes cause unbearable itching, skin irritations and are by far the most dangerous animal for humans. Vectors for a number of diseases, they indirectly kill 800,000 people every year. The WHO has made this global health threat a priority. The Linder innovations laboratory in collaboration with the company Tergal Protect® has developed a revolutionary textile, made in France, to combat these pests on a daily basis.

The Linder company has just launched a sheer woven with 100% recycled yarns from plastic bottles. The collected bottles are turned into a polyester yarn by a mechanical process which does not use any chemical product. This process reduces the CO2 emissions and saves water and energies. Eight 1.5L plastic bottles are necessary to weave a 145x240 cm curtain.

A nice overview of our french savoir-faire : Jacquard, sheer voiles, and printed designs

KERALA - Elegant vegetal jacquard made of upcycled cotton (32%) and polyester. The upcycling yarns is a mechanical process using waste or scrap fabrics from the textile industry. It gives a second life to the fibres and has 98% less impact on the environment than products made using new raw materials.

DOMINICO - trendy voile with texture thanks to cut-threads technique. This weaving technique produces a delicate, yet tactile fringe effect on the surface of the fabric. Though it resembles some sort of embroidery

PARFUM - Modern and graphic floral design printed on polyester shantung look. All our designs are exclusive, and can be printed on natural and synthetic basis.

Elegant Jacquard made of upcycled cotton (32%) and polyester. The upcycling yarns is a mechanical process using waste or scrap fabrics from the textile industry. It gives a second life to the fibres and has 98% less impact on the environment than products made using new raw materials.