Cedar And Vine
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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | Waffle Scarf (Ready-To-Ship) | linen | Plant |
| 002 | Gingham Linen Scarf (Ready-To-Ship) | linen | Plant |
| 003 | Linen Romper (Ready-To-Ship) | linen | Plant |
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Stretch plastic (spandex). The usual hidden ingredient in "cotton" underwear.
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Recorded findings for Cedar And Vine
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- Waffle Scarf (Ready-To-Ship) · linen
- Gingham Linen Scarf (Ready-To-Ship) · linen
- Linen Romper (Ready-To-Ship) · linen
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About Cedar And Vine
Owner · Jo Beach is the owner of Cedar And Vine.
Cedar & Vine is a Canadian slow-fashion label that makes every 100% linen garment to order under one roof in its Weyburn, Saskatchewan studio. Cedar & Vine names its garment linen as European, Oeko-Tex and European Flax certified, with home linen from South Korea, and avoids synthetic finishes so pieces biodegrade. It gives clear make-location and fibre-certification transparency, but does not name the specific flax farm, spinner, weaver or dye house behind its fabric.
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Recorded features & ownership
Every Cedar and Vine garment is cut from 100% linen, a pure plant fibre chosen for maximum breathability and longevity rather than linen blended with cotton or hemp. The linen used across Cedar and Vine garments is a midweight 240gsm fabric, durable…
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Cedar & Vine own studio
The linen in Cedar and Vine garments is Oeko-Tex certified and European Flax certified. Cedar and Vine notes that linen is recyclable and biodegradable, and that all its linen products are pre-washed with the exception of the lined jackets.
What the sources support
No OEKO-TEX claim on brand site. · Checked 2026-08-14
Cedar And Vine does not hold GOTS certification.
Cedar And Vine is not OEKO-TEX certified as a company, but its fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.
Cedar And Vine clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Cedar And Vine clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
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