How It Started
About two years ago, we were making sourdough every weekend. Beautiful open crumb, crackling crust — and then into a plastic bag because that was the only option. By morning the crust was soft and chewy and kind of sad.
We switched to beeswax wraps. They worked great for vegetables and cheese, but a full boule? Too small, too awkward, too much wrestling.
We found a few linen bread bags online. Some were too small. Some used cotton-poly blends and called it "natural." Some had beeswax coating that washed off after two cycles. Most looked like they came from the same factory in Yiwu with different labels.
So we decided to make one that was actually right.
That meant pure linen — not cotton-poly. Food-grade beeswax only. 17×13 inches, because that's the size it takes to comfortably fit a 900g sourdough with the drawstring still closeable. Sold in a 2-pack, because serious bakers bake more than once a week.
We spent months sourcing, sampling, and rejecting suppliers who couldn't meet the spec. The Agni Beeswax Bread Bag launching this spring is the version we're proud of.
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