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RILEY BLAKE - Fairfax Solid - Linen - Schoolhouse

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Fairfax™, a linen basic by the RBD Designers for Riley Blake Designs, is 43"/44" of sustainable 55% linen/45% cotton blend, utilizing the best of both fibers. Not only is Fairfax™ breathable and durable, it maintains the softness of cotton and is easier to care for than pure linen. With a natural woven texture that evokes a homespun feel, Fairfax™ is perfect for cozy quilts, pillows, garments, and more. Weight is 205 gsm.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora D. ★★★★★

I’ve been sewing with this for a week now and the 55/45 linen-cotton blend is both soft to the touch and holds its shape beautifully after washing. The 44-inch width gave me just enough for a summer dress without wasting fabric.

Grace ★★★★★

The linen-cotton blend drapes beautifully without being see-through, and the 55/45 mix keeps it breathable yet sturdy for a shirt I’m sewing. It pressed out crisp with steam, and at 43 inches wide, I got plenty for two cushions. Just what I hoped for.

Timothy R. ★★★★★

The weave feels tightly packed, so cutting a straight line along the grain was surprisingly easy and left little fraying. I’m already planning a second yard for a matching curtain panel—it’s that good.