KEYHOLE Kavel Shirt
KEYHOLE Kavel Shirt
100% Dutch linen from The Linen Project, Netherlands. The ‘Linnen Kavels’ are produced from linen yarn obtained from The Linen Project's flax fibre yield and are woven at Enschede Textielstad.
Grey linen shirt with antique key button closure, side seam vents, & monogram yoke detail with silk lining; dyed with natural pigments.
Unisex — One size.
Length 31” Chest 27.5” Sleeve 21.5” Shoulder width 22.25”.
Made from 100% Biodegradable Materials.
KEYHOLE Kavel Shirt
100% Dutch linen from The Linen Project, Netherlands. The ‘Linnen Kavels’ are produced from linen yarn obtained from The Linen Project's flax fibre yield and are woven at Enschede Textielstad.
Grey linen shirt with antique key button closure, side seam vents, & monogram yoke detail with silk lining; dyed with natural pigments.
Unisex — One size.
Length 31” Chest 27.5” Sleeve 21.5” Shoulder width 22.25”.
Made from 100% Biodegradable Materials.
KEYHOLE Kavel Shirt
100% Dutch linen from The Linen Project, Netherlands. The ‘Linnen Kavels’ are produced from linen yarn obtained from The Linen Project's flax fibre yield and are woven at Enschede Textielstad.
Grey linen shirt with antique key button closure, side seam vents, & monogram yoke detail with silk lining; dyed with natural pigments.
Unisex — One size.
Length 31” Chest 27.5” Sleeve 21.5” Shoulder width 22.25”.
Made from 100% Biodegradable Materials.
Leila Gordon’s key symbol represents new beginnings, guidance through transitions, & stewardship. The antique metal keys have unlocked many doors before finding their way to you. The Keyhole Shirt offers the wearer both guidance and protection.
Our rusty keys naturally oxidize over time, reacting with the pH of your fingertips each time you open and close your Keyhole Shirt. We invite you to embrace this unique transformation as the rust and linen evolve together, creating living stains that tell the story of the garment’s journey and yours.
The Linen Project is a Dutch initiative, launched in 2018 by Crafts Council Nederland and ArtEZ, that aims to bring flax farming and linen-making back to a local, sustainable model by reactivating small-scale flax-to-linen production, fostering community and shared stewardship, and promoting a new circular textile economy within the Netherlands and beyond. Read more here.