Greige Linen

Technical Specification

Procurement teams track the base weight and pick count of greige linen to verify mill compliance with contract standards. These parameters define the structural integrity of the base material before the application of finishing treatments alters its physical dimension. Inspection protocols during this phase identify loom faults or yarn breaks while the fabric remains accessible for correction.

A laboratory report for a production lot lists the warp and weft density alongside the width of the roll. Acceptance criteria rely on the deviation from target mass per unit area which remains stable until the final wet processing stages induce shrinkage.

Production Traceability

Documentation for the raw output provides the essential link between the scutching facility and the final textile mill. Each shipment accompanies a mill card that records the origin of the flax fibre and the machine identification code for the weaving stage. Verification of the fibre source allows manufacturers to maintain consistency in the moisture regain properties of the fabric across different production cycles.

Tracking the movement of these rolls prevents the contamination of high grade output with lower quality stocks during the storage period. Final batches hold the mill identification stamp which serves as the primary evidence of origin for the buyer.