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A solid-color fabric with an almost silvery glow. Proposed in neutral shades and a few color stitches, it is worked with multiple yarns of tone-on-tone shades, each slightly different. In this way it acquires brightness and the warp and weft work becomes more visible, with an elegance devoid of excess. It is flame retardant according to CAL TB117, which is the US California Technical Bulletin 117:2013.

It is one of the most popular fabrics among our customers because of its versatility. It can be chosen in many different colours, characterized by a smooth hand feel, but not mono tone to the eye, so the colours are never monotone, thanks to the processing received. Drip-proof and stain-resistant, it is extremely resistant to rubbing, pulling, and light with excellent stability to water washings.

Contrasting color textured fabric that does not go unnoticed. Substantial in weight, it is prepared with gugliate of many threads, chosen for warp and weft in quite different colors. Special processing leads it to acquire a remarkable result for its category at the endurance test (as many as 90,000 Martindale cycles). It is flame retardant according to the US CAL TB117 standard.

Soft and velvety to the touch, as cozy as a chenille. It is ideal for those who want to indulge on a caressing fabric, on which the weave can be glimpsed, worked to bring out the tender hairiness of the threads. The result looks like chenille, a name that comes from the French word "chenille" meaning caterpillar precisely because it is a thread that is hairy enough to look like a small caterpillar.

Warp and weft with a natural flavor. The fabric consists of a good percentage of viscose, cotton and linen, natural fabrics processed to become stronger with the addition of polyester. Dyed warp and weft are clearly visible, with a pleasing effect of irregularity to the eye and touch Anice is subjected to stain-resistant treatment.

Smooth velvet effect in a wide colour chart. It is a synthetic composition fabric, with quality workmanship to offer a proposal with good durability, at an attractive price and with the performance of classic velvet: very pleasant to touch, translucent and rich in shading effects.

Woven from organic cotton. Weft and warp are worked with the same threads, tightly, so that the weave is clearly legible in its interweaving. The result is flat and soft to the touch, with light weight, selected for those who prefer a 100% natural choice.

Brightness to get noticed. Soda is a fabric that focuses on a cloudy effect, that is, a single hue with shades that appear darker thanks to the translucent yarn. Those who choose it get a high-impact aesthetic factor to devote to small touches, such as pillows, or to dare in far more important elements.

A lightweight weave in the name of the most natural yarns. Lima is in fact an organic fabric with a minimal addition of polyester to make it more durable. It has a coarse, single-color hand even though in reality the warp and weft possess two slightly different shades so that the threadwork can be appreciated. Lima is flame retardant according to British standard BS 5852.

A consistent, cloudy fabric. Mimi has significant weight, exactly as we expect from upholstered fabrics. The weft is clearly visible, with the warp matching. The final effect is translucent and cloudy because there appear to be areas with darker shades.

Wide-weave fabric, rich and bright. Weft and warp are worked with many threads of different shades, albeit in gradation, as well as a component of white. Each shade also contains shiny threads so the result is a rich fiber, perfect for pillows and upholstery details The fire resistance of Memphis is certified fire retardant according to U.S. CAL TB 117.

Chunky, soft and enveloping fabric. Most pleasant to caress, Hylemt offers a choice of several opaque colors with an almost chenille-like hand, where the furry effect remains unobtrusive to the benefit of softness.

Coarse weave and equally important weight. A considerable amount of yarn is woven for this fabric so as to go into defining a regular, well-pronounced latticework with pleasing effects of color variation, tone on tone, and bright stitches. In fact, it uses many different yarns, some shiny Axum is flame retardant according to the U.S. CAL TB117 standard.

A very natural bouclé. It is composed of yarns of slightly different colors on the same shade and mostly natural: cotton, viscose and wool. It has an aesthetically striking performance because it proposes a bouclé process, in which one thread is fed more than the others to create the classic loops Barnum Unito is flame retardant according to the U.S. CAL TB117 standard.