Not Perfect Linen
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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | linen bib apron with pockets | linen | Plant |
| 002 | linen bib apron women | linen | Plant |
| 003 | linen kitchen towels | linen | Plant |
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- linen bib apron with pockets · linen
- linen bib apron women · linen
- linen kitchen towels · linen
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About Not Perfect Linen
Owner · Simona Rimkiene is the owner of Not Perfect Linen.
Not Perfect Linen is a family-run Lithuanian brand that sews all garments in-house in its own Lithuanian studio with local women artisans, using OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and European Flax certified linen produced entirely in Europe from field to fabric. It describes the chain from European-grown flax through spinning at a long-established mill and local weaving to in-house sewing. It does not, however, publish a named supplier list or identify its specific spinning and weaving mills, and does not disclose a dye house.
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Recorded features & ownership
Not Perfect Linen makes its garments from linen woven from flax, using OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and EUROPEAN FLAX certified fabric produced entirely in Europe from the fields to the fabric. The flax behind Not Perfect Linen is cultivated without artificial irrigation and…
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Own in-house family studio (unnamed)
Not Perfect Linen makes all of its linen items to order on a pre-order basis to avoid overproduction and textile waste, allowing the family-run brand to hire more local artisans. The linen fabric sourced by Not Perfect Linen carries OEKO-TEX Standard 100…
What the sources support
Linen fabric OEKO-TEX Standard 100 at fabric-mill level; no number disclosed; brand-attested. · Checked 2026-08-14
Not Perfect Linen does not hold GOTS certification.
Not Perfect Linen is not OEKO-TEX certified as a company, but its fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.
Not Perfect Linen clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Not Perfect Linen clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand.
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