High-tech natural material

There is no better designer than nature – seasons are dictating trends and mood. To involve nature in the production was our ambition for a long time and there was no better material than amber, which represents our Baltic traditions in the unique way. Therefore these natural amber yarns, as a result of fusion of science and high tech, mixed with linen flax is the biggest proud of Baltic countries that can be worn.
Fabrics with amber yarns are characterized as extra soft and flexible therefore is a perfect choice for clothing or home textile. Can be made in many possible color or weight variations to fill in every collection with special authentic Baltic aura.

17.07-19.07
BALTIC
S-15

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WHITE MILANO 19 - 22 September 2019
Women's collection + accessories SS|20

Baltic 1.24

The vegetable resin linen was appreciated at the HOMI MILANO 2019 fair. Baltico 1.24 is happy to collaborate with some of the most important international manufacturers and retailers.

HOMI Milano is a fair where different ideas, projects, styles and cultures are proposed; it tells the story of design and creativity for the home and the person.
It is a quality incubator where important ideas are discovered to affirm new styles, without forgetting the origins and traditions.

baltico 1.24 was invited to the Heimtextil 2018 fair in Frankfurt, participating as an exhibitor with its unique waterproof linen (vegetable resin) ECO product .
Svetlana Baranovska , the owner of Baltico 1.24, has the patent on this unique fabric.
Heimtextil is the world's leading textile trade fair: 11 halls, 2,900 exhibitors from 67 countries, 70,000 visitors from 137 countries.
The idea of ​​waterproof linen was born in a cellar in Latvia. Many years ago in Latvia there were no refrigerators and to keep products healthy they used linen containers (strong, hand-treated with plant resin). In the cellars in the countryside you could see fruit, vegetables and cereals in large treated linen bags (even 20 kg!). With this resin film the linen remained rigid, while still maintaining its precious qualities. The idea of ​​waterproof linen (with plant resin) was launched by my friend Laima who is 86 years old.