Burial Shrouds & Linens
Natural burial shrouds, eco-friendly linens, and traditional burial garments for green and religious burials.
Natural Burial Shrouds
Kinkaraco Natural Burial
Handcrafted organic cotton and wool burial shrouds.
The Good Funeral Shrouds
Eco-friendly burial shrouds for green funerals.
Bellacouche Burial Shrouds
Beautiful handmade shrouds with personalization options.
Natural Burial Company Shrouds
Biodegradable shrouds in various natural materials.
Islamic Burial Shrouds (Kafan)
Islamic Supply Store Kafan
Traditional white cotton kafan sets for Muslim burials.
Janazah Supplies
Complete kafan kits meeting Islamic burial requirements.
Muslim Funeral Services Kafan
Certified halal burial shrouds and wrapping materials.
Darussalam Kafan
Affordable kafan sets for men, women, and children.
Jewish Burial Shrouds (Tachrichim)
Cotton & Linen Shrouds
Wool & Specialty Materials
Decorative & Custom Shrouds
Casket Linens & Interior Fabrics
Casket Interior Linings
Replacement and upgrade fabrics for casket interiors.
Burial Linens & Bedding
Pillows, sheets, and blankets for casket interiors.
Velvet Casket Linings
Luxurious velvet and satin casket interior fabrics.
Casket Pillows & Accessories
Decorative pillows and interior casket accessories.
DIY Shroud Materials & Patterns
Fabric.com Organic Muslin
Purchase organic cotton fabric for DIY shrouds.
FCA Shroud-Making Guide
Free instructions for making burial shrouds at home.
Order of the Good Death DIY
Resources and community support for making shrouds.
YouTube Shroud Tutorials
Video tutorials on sewing and creating burial shrouds.
Choosing Natural Burial Shrouds
Burial shrouds are biodegradable fabric wrappings used instead of caskets, costing $50-$500 compared to $2,000+ for caskets. They're required in Islamic and Jewish traditions and popular in green burials. Materials include organic cotton, linen, wool, silk, bamboo, and hemp. Some families personalize shrouds with embroidery or painting, while others prefer simple plain designs. Many create DIY shrouds at home using natural fabrics. Verify your cemetery allows shroud burial—natural burial grounds welcome them, but conventional cemeteries may require containers.