European Flax Linen is a fiber from the flax plant grown in Europe that is a more sustainable choice. One of its main advantages is that flax is grown in Europe, where the climate favors its growth, and requires significantly less water than cotton. In addition, it is a fiber that requires fewer pesticides and fertilizers, which contributes to a reduction in environmental pollution and preservation of the soil. In its production process, linen stands out for its reduced environmental footprint, as its fibers are extracted through a more sustainable mechanical process, thus reducing carbon emissions, and as its fibers are biodegradable, at the end of their useful life, they decompose naturally without leaving residues that are harmful to the environment. In addition, flax fiber is already known for its durability and resistance, which means that items made from it have a longer lifespan, thus minimizing the need for replacement and waste.