Warm linen in winter: why Son de Flor isn't just for summer.

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It's interesting how we often limit ourselves: "linen is only for summer." But when I started wearing Son de Flor in winter, I saw the opposite—this fabric reveals itself in a different way, in a special winter light.

Flax gives the body air. Winter gives depth to the image.

And together they create silence, style and femininity without overload.

How I wear linen in the cold season

- long skirt + high leather boots - linen dress + soft wool cardigan on top - neutral colors (milk, cocoa, smoky blue) - coat with a minimal shoulder line

nothing superfluous. And it's especially beautiful when the air is cold.

Son de Flor is not a fabric. It's a mood.

It is no coincidence that this brand originates from the Baltics: there, linen can be restrained, noble, and deep.

There is no "seasonality" in their dresses. There is femininity .

My winter pick is Son de Flor

I've selected options that are especially beautiful in December and January (dresses that you'll want to wear with warm coats and boots):

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If you've long dreamed of a dress that will last more than one season, Son de Flor is for you.

Flax can be winter if it has soul.