Since 1858, Libeco has woven Belgian linen in a sixth-generation family business rooted in the historic flax region between Caen and Amsterdam. Its Meulebeke weaving mill combines inherited craft knowledge with modern technology, turning predominantly European-sourced yarn into fabrics and finished linen goods, including made-to-measure collections for hospitality settings. The mill has operated carbon-neutrally since 2014 and uses renewable energy.
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Masters of Linen®
GOTS-certified organic linen
Carbon neutral since 2014
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Warranted Purveyor to the Royal Household
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Prelle et Cie S.A.SSince 1752, Lyon-based Manufacture Prelle has woven furnishing fabrics, carrying the city’s silk tradition through nine generations of family ownership. The company preserves rare hand-loom techniques alongside newer looms, enabling it to recreate historic textiles and develop bespoke fabrics for distinctive interiors. Prelle continues to create and produce exclusively in France, with work ranging from private residences to heritage institutions such as New York’s Frick Collection.NEW YORK, NY
Thomaston MillsFamily-run since 1899, Thomaston Mills manufactures hospitality and institutional linens in the United States, including bedding and terry towels. Its 400,000-square-foot manufacturing operation combines substantial fabric inventory with automated and manual sewing lines, allowing the company to produce custom sizes, private-label goods and RFID-ready items in smaller runs. Thomaston Mills says it annually makes more than 450,000 dozen sheets and 1 million dozen pillowcases, with products fabricated and finished in the USA from domestic and imported greige fabric.WYNCOTE, PA
Premier Fine Linens Private LimitedRooted in a 1945 spinning mill, Premier Fine Linens is a three-generation, owner-managed family business that has grown into a textile manufacturer serving customers in more than 40 countries. The company is known for its fully integrated production and its focus on women’s employment, education and empowerment; more than 65% of the wider group’s 6,000-plus employees are women. Its factories recycle over 99% of the water they use and draw more than 70% of their energy from renewable sources.New York, NY
Echelon HomeEchelon Home makes bedding centered on two distinct sleep experiences: washed Belgian flax linen that softens with every wash and cotton bedding designed to recreate the crisp feel of a hotel bed. Its linens are sourced from European flax, while the Hotel Collection uses long-staple cotton with tailored details and machine-washable construction. Echelon also highlights OEKO-TEX certification across its fabrics, verifying they are free from harmful substances.NEW YORK, NY