Linen kimono-jacket

Linen with viscose is pleasant to the touch, resistant to deformation, and has high strength. The fabric is used mainly for summer clothing, as it is very lightweight, visually appealing, pleasant to the touch, and lets air through excellently. This allows the skin to breathe fully and feel comfortable on the hottest days. The fabric's surface is matte, and the interweaving of dyed and undyed threads creates a non-uniform, heathered color.

Characteristics:
- eco-friendliness - the natural composition makes the fabric hypoallergenic and safe;
- hygienic properties - the fabric's surface is inhospitable to fungi and bacteria;
- thermal conductivity - it gives a feeling of coolness in the heat and retains warmth in cool weather;
- breathability - the fabric lets air through, allowing the body to breathe and preventing overheating;
- hygroscopicity - the material draws moisture away from the body into the surrounding environment;
- wear resistance - the fabric withstands numerous washes, doesn't pill, doesn't wear thin, doesn't fade; after long-term use, garments still look as good as new;
- strength - the threads come out strong, and linen fabric is hard to tear;
the fabric doesn't build up static, doesn't shock, and doesn't cling to the body.

Care
- wash at a temperature no higher than 40 degrees;
- can be washed both by hand and by machine;
- using bleach may damage the fabric;
- dry garments smoothed out, on a hanger if possible, to avoid creases and folds;
- iron the garment slightly damp, from the wrong side, with the iron set to 150 degrees;
- if over-dried, iron the garment through a damp cloth;
- it's best to store items in garment bags, as the fabric readily absorbs outside odors.