STEP 1: CULTIVATION & HARVESTING THE FLAX PLANTS

- Flanders, Belgium: Castellins a Linen Fiber specialist since 1900
oversees the cultivation and harvesting of flax. The region's ideal
conditions ensure the production of high-quality flax fiber - Castellins.

STEP 2: RETTING THE LINEN

- Flanders, Belgium: After harvesting, the flax undergoes retting, where
moisture helps separate the valuable fibers from the rest of the plant.
This process is crucial for preparing the fibers for spinning - Castellins.

STEP 3: COMBING & SPINNING

- Punjab, Pakistan: The retted linen fibers are combed and
spun into quality yarn at Nishat, transforming raw fibers into
yarn ready for weaving - Nishat.

STEP 4: WEAVING

- Sindh, Pakistan: The spun linen yarn is sent to GTM Textile where
it is woven into linen fabric using advanced weaving techniques
- Gul Ahmed Textile Mills.

STEP 5: FINISHING & PROCESSING

- Sindh, Pakistan: Finally, the woven fabric undergoes finishing and
processing at GTM Textile, where it is treated for texture, durability,
and color - Gul Ahmed Textile Mills.

STEP 6: BUTTONS SOURCING

- Eppingen, Germany: Our buttons are sourced from a manufacturer
specializing in high-quality, durable buttons for luxury apparel
- Knopfe Budke.

STEP 7: DRAWSTRING CORD SOURCING

- Andrezé, France: Sourcing of linen cord from French knit specialist
- Société Choletaise de Fabrication.

STEP 8: CUT & SEW - QUALITY INSPECTION

- Sindh, Pakistan: Garments are assembled at ZERO WASTE STUDIO,
a couture atelier, with each piece being thoroughly inspected by
SUNBERG Private Limited, a quality control company, to ensure the
highest quality - ZERO WASTE STUDIO & SUNBERG.