What kind of process is the 'bio-washing' mentioned in the apron description?
The user is choosing a linen apron and is curious about what role the bio-washing process plays on the fabric.
It is a process that uses enzymes to shave away fine fibers on the fabric surface, reducing the characteristic stiffness of linen, adding softness, and lessening lint fly-off.
ALLENO's 라 보떼 드 린넨 앞치마 uses LINEN 100% fabric[1]. The fabric is woven from flax yarn brought in from Northern Europe[2].
Linen has excellent breathability and is durable, but without processing, the surface can be stiff and fine lint characteristic of natural fibers may occur. Bio-washing is a processing method that reacts enzymes produced by microorganisms with the fabric to decompose and trim fine fuzz on the surface.
ALLENO went through this processing to soften the fabric surface and arrange it so that dust does not fly off[3].
The specific Northern European producing country from which the yarn was brought has not yet been confirmed.
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라 보떼 드 린넨 앞치마
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 밑단 ◦ | 96cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.