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The Linen Club

One of the most popular fabrics for the summer is linen. It's light, breathable, and comes in a variety of summer colors. With the weather heating up all over the country, sometimes your poly blend, wrinkle-free office shirts just won't cut it. You need something comfortable, but that still makes a style statement.

We at 108 believe that this can be an addition to not only your casual wardrobe but your office wardrobe too!

Colors such as blues, lavenders, pinks, oranges and yellows are trending this season. 

Styled with a pair of light formal trousers or chinos, linens give you that effortlessly stylish Friday dressing look. For a more casual look, jeans, linen trousers and darker chinos do the job. 




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  1. Puneet AggarwalApril 23, 2015 at 9:14 AM

    Is this the real stuff, Achala - i.e. the Positano Linen ? Or there's nothing such as Positano Linen, and its just some fancy name of the italian town which they took to make it fancy. I mean, is this fabric produced in India, or somewhere else ?

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