Made to Last

We believe that learning to live consciously, though it requires intention and effort, can make us healthier and happier while also providing solutions to current social and environmental challenges.

Given the increasingly negative impact of the garment industry, our planet and we as a society need Fashion to become more transparent, ethical, and responsible. Naive as it may sound to many, we believe in fostering a culture that puts people and nature over profit. And we find that each of us, brands and consumers alike, can help create change by learning to ask the right questions and to choose more mindfully.

In line with these beliefs, at She's Linen, we create timeless, versatile pieces that will outlive seasonal trends. All the items are handcrafted by high-skilled makers in our family-owned studio in Transylvania. We use quality, traceable European linen, so each product we deliver is responsibly made in Europe from field to closet. Most pieces are Made to Order, meaning that we cut and sew the garments after receiving your order. This not only helps avoid unnecessary production and reduce waste but also allows us to customize your item by making small adjustments according to your needs.

We believe that ethical, well-made designs can boost our self-esteem and improve our quality of life. These pieces are the ones that are cared for and kept in our wardrobes for years, slowing down consumption and contributing to a more sustainable future.

As a brand, we aim to offer an alternative to those looking to improve their fashion-consuming behavior. And we strongly resonate with the following words of Alden Wicker, award-winning journalist and sustainable-fashion expert:

"...until clothing production becomes completely sustainable, technology finally makes clothing recyclable on a mass scale, and we figure out how to efficiently collect unwanted, worn-out clothing, the best thing we can do is to buy fewer, better things. Let’s foster a culture of valuing quality clothing that lasts for a long time and support companies who make clothes that can be loved and worn for many years, passed on to other wearers who will also love it, until the clothing is finally composted or recycled responsibly. That’s the dream, anyway. Are you in?"