Men’s Medieval Inspired Linen Shirt Tarasa Laced Neck

Inspired by the rich cultural traditions of Medieval Europe, our versatile tunic-style linen shirt is re-imagined for the 21st century man and creating a truly unique and timeless piece that seamlessly blends old-world charm with contemporary style.

The laced neck adds an intriguing and distinctive element to the shirt, giving it an air of elegance and sophistication. This detail not only serves as a unique focal point but also allows for adjustable ventilation, enabling you to adapt to various settings and climates.

TARASA linen shirt is not just a piece of clothing; it is a statement of individuality and a nod to the rich history that has shaped our sartorial choices today.

Step into the present while paying homage to the marvels of the past with our linen shirt inspired by Medieval Europe. Unleash your inner adventurer and embrace the spirit of historical tradition as you make a distinctive statement of style and cultural appreciation.

DETAILS

Available in sizes from XS to 5XL;

Model is 6 4″ and modelling size L in White heavyweight linen 250g.
Available in any other color from our palette.

Our linen is woven from 100% European flax linen at a centuries-old linen mill in Europe; OEKO-TEX certified linen to be free from various toxic chemicals and meet both US & European standards;

To create clothes that look and feel beautiful, we know that the small details make all the difference. That is why, at Manufacture de Lin, we use French seams as standard in our manufacturing process. It is important to us that our clothes look and feel as good on the inside as they do on the outside.

French seams tidy away any protruding threads, meaning that your clothes will keep their strength and last longer; plus they are smoother and thus more comfortable against your skin.
Although this is a more painstaking method compared to over-locking (used by many of linen clothing brands); we firmly believe this is the best technique to ensure that your garments are tailored to the very highest standard;

All of our garments are designed, cut and crafted to order just for you at our studio in Kyiv, Ukraine;

SIZE & FIT

Please note that to honour the philosophy of slow fashion and the relaxed nature of linen, all of our garments have been designed to have a loose and comfortable fit.

Please refer to our size chart to compare the actual garment size against your body size. If you prefer a more fitted look, we recommend that you choose a size down from your normal measurements.

If you need a customized size or length of the product or any sleeve specifics, please contact us to discuss the details or include your measurements in the ‘notes to seller’ section at checkout, so we can be sure to get a good fit just for you.

COLOR

Available in any other color from our palette.

Please note that actual colors may look different due to many variations in monitors and browsers.

For your convenience, we use PANTONE FASHION+HOME color names for our fabric colors. You can use our color code to view it in the Pantone system on your screen.

If you are not sure about the color, we recommend you purchasing our fabric samples first.

CARING FOR YOUR LINEN GARMENTS

Our garments are made in a small studio in Kyiv, Ukraine with the best quality European linen. We hope they can last for years and with careful care, they can.

Washing
You can do hand or machine wash on gentle cycle in cold water, no spin-drying.
Please always separate dark and white clothes.

Drying
For this type of clothes line drying is preferred, however if tumble drying, use a low heat setting.
It’s better to remove from dryer or line slightly damp to avoid over-dry.
Air drying is best for the longevity of your linen fabric, but it can leave it a bit stiff.
Linen doesn t like to be exposed to direct sunlight!
Please don t wring out your linen clothing. If you want to get rid of water, just put them on a drying reck or place them on a padded hanger completely flat. – And be careful with the regular clothespins they will markup the fabric.

Ironing
We think it’s best to iron linen fabric when it s still slightly damp. Do it on the seamy side.
Embrace the wrinkles! Natural crinkled texture of linen is even attractive, however, if you prefer a smoother texture, then use a low heat setting.

Storing
Rule number one: no direct sunlight. Store in a dry and cool place. Your clothes will stay healthy and new if you let them breathe. Better hang them on the coat hangers. If you fold your linen and put some other clothes on top, it can wrinkle a lot.