Linen Gets High Marks

April, 1983

Linen is a slightly coarse, easily wrinkled fabric that seems to have been created for Southern climes, where ceiling fans and sundowners on the veranda bring a lazy ease to the end of each day. That may account for the fact that linen has never really caught on in this uptight age of air conditioning, high-speed efficiency and wrinkle-free sleekness. Well, settle back and order another round, gentlemen, because the South is about to rise again. In a surge of popularity, linen is showing up in e...