MagicLinen Cushion Covers Review: Sustainability & Environment

MagicLinen Curtains

MagicLinen offers curtains that are 94.4% plant fibre. The rest breaks down as 5.6% synthetic or fill. Nearly all MagicLinen curtains are single fibre European flax linen; a small number add a synthetic lining or trim. Choose the 100% European flax linen pieces.

33 / 5Eco rating · Part natural
72 products%
100% plant fibre75%
Animal fibre0%
Synthetic5.6%
Semi-synthetic0%
Unclear / unstated0%
Not stated19.4%
6%
Microplastic shed riskLow
Plastic-freeAll plastic

A small share of synthetic fibre, so shed is limited but not zero. A wash bag or filter catches most of it.

Sources & freshnessLast checked 4 Aug 2026Current

1 source on file

72 Products Scanned

2026-08-04
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What this scan could read
22.2%
of the range read
16 / 72
products with a published composition
How we scan. We read the fibre composition off each live curtain on MagicLinen’s own site. Plant fibre means organic cotton, cotton, linen and hemp. A fill item is scored by its fill, not its cover. This report covers MagicLinen’s curtains range.

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