1. Linen curtain fabric is primarily made from plants such as hemp, flax, ramie, and jute. Hollow linen is the most commonly used variety for curtains due to its softer and more delicate feel.
2. Linen boasts excellent properties; it absorbs moisture, dissipates heat, and inhibits bacterial growth. In terms of moisture absorption, linen can absorb up to 20% of its own weight in water, a capacity far exceeding other fiber materials.
3. The structural characteristics of linen fibers give it high breathability, reaching 25%, thus providing excellent heat dissipation.
4. Despite its many advantages, linen fabric also has some drawbacks, such as lower colorfastness and a tendency to wrinkle. Linen, in particular, wrinkles easily from handling, requiring special care during handling.
5. When caring for linen curtains, avoid excessive rubbing to reduce wrinkles and maintain their natural appearance.