Step 1: Linen origin.
Linen originates from the stalks of the flax plant (Linum usitatissimum), a very old fiber used by humans.
Step 2: Incorrect choices.
- Jute: Yields coarse fiber for bags/mats, not linen.
- Cotton: Derived from seed hairs, not stalks.
- Silk: Comes from silkworm cocoons.
Step 3: Linen traits.
Linen fabric is strong, long-lasting, and highly absorbent, ideal for summer clothes and home textiles.
Step 4: Summary.
In short, linen is another name for flax.