Smooth weave

Smoothly woven fabrics have an airy and inviting quality that blends effortlessly into any space, allowing the shapes and curves of a design to take full focus. The tight weave ensures fantastic durability and gives a sleek and serene expression – making them both beautiful and practical in any home.

 

A beautiful and timeless fabric that is elegant and extremely durable. Bergamo is coarsely woven and has a soft yet sturdy expression with its mix of polyester, viscose, and linen.

Specifications

Material: Polyester 76% / Viscose 16% / Linen 8%

Martindale: 100.000

Light fastness: 4-5

Pilling: 4

Country of origin: China

Vari has a cozy and warm aesthetic with a chenille mix in the weft giving it a shiny and melange look. Will leave you with an inviting and exclusive feeling. Flat woven and made with a special finish making it easy to clean and maintain. 

Specifications

Material: Polyester 70% / Viscose 30%

Martindale: 85.000

Light fastness: 4-5

Pilling: 4

Country of origin: China

Soil is a flat-woven upholstery fabric with a natural expression and very high durability, made from 60% recycled plastic – such as used plastic bottles – and certified according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100. The soft, brushed finish gives a warm and inviting look and the upholstery fabric can be washed at 30°.

Specifications

Material: 60% Recycled polyethylene / 40% Polyester

Martindale: 100,000

Light fastness: 4-5

Pilling: 4

Country of origin: China

Pure is a beautiful and irresistibly soft upholstery fabric woven in Spain in European linen and cotton. The natural yarns create a fine interplay of colours and a lively structure. A fabric for those who want a completely natural look and feel – certified with OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification, which ensures that the fabric is completely free of harmful chemicals.

Specifications

Material: 60% Cotton 40% Linen

Martindale: 24,000

Light fastness: 5-6

Pilling 4–5

Country of origin: Spain

Baize is a soft upholstery fabric with a finely woven structure that gives it a natural appearance and a completely classic and timeless look. Polyester has a very high abrasion resistance, and Baize is naturally certified according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, which ensures that it is completely free of harmful chemicals.

The fabric can be washed at 30°.

Specifications

Material: 100% Polyester

Martindale: 60,000

Light fastness: 5

Pilling: 4-5

Country of origin: China

London is woven with a distinct structure and shiny surface for a luxurious and eye-catching effect. The fabric is woven from durable polyester, with very high abrasion resistance, making it suitable for both private and professional use. London is naturally OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 -certified. Washable at 30°. 

Specifications

Material: 100% Polyester

Martindale: 100,000

Light fastness: 5

Pilling: 4-5

Country of origin: China

Nantes is a timeless upholstery fabric with a fine weave and very high durability, which makes it suitable for both private homes and professional use. The fine weave is complemented by a subtle interplay of colours that create beautiful, vibrant hues and a distinct texture. Washable at 30° and naturally certified OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100.

Specifications

Material: 100% Polyester

Martindale: 120,000

Light fastness: 5

Pilling: 4-5

Country of origin: China

Qual is made from 100% pure wool from New Zealand, and is a classic wool fabric with a soft and warm texture. Wool is naturally stain-resistant and abrasion resistant, so you get a durable upholstery fabric of the very highest quality, certified according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100.

Specifications

Material: 100% Wool

Martindale: 76,000

Light fastness: 5

Pilling: 4

Country of origin: Lithuania

Three words that give you the best quality

Martindale, pilling and light fastness inform you about a fabric's durability. We use them to make it easy for you to see which kind of furniture fabric suits you and your needs.

Martindale

measures the abrasion resistance of a fabric and ranges from 10,000-120,000, with 120,000 being the highest abrasion resistance. As a rule of thumb, the abrasion resistance for hard wear should be above 20,000, but in normal daily use an abrasion resistance of up to 10,000 is more than enough. The abrasion resistance of our upholstery fabrics ranges from 20,000 and up to 120,000 martindale. Fabrics with a martindale above 80,000 are suitable for use in public places such as airports, restaurants and similar.

Pilling

is the term for the small balls of fabric that form on the surface of a fabric as a result of friction and which give the fabric a furry appearance. There will always be some natural pilling at the beginning until the excess fibres have gone. Pilling is evaluated on a scale of 1-5, indicating the risk of pilling or loose fibres. 5 is best and our furniture upholsteries are always at least 3.
The fastest and cheapest way to remove pilling is by using a small electric textile shaver designed for this purpose.

Light fastness

describes a cover's ability to withstand sunlight. Nylon and cotton usually have a low light fastness, while wool, acrylic and polyester have a higher light fastness. The scale is a doubling scale, which ranges from 1-8, where 8 is best. The higher the light fastness, the better the cover is at withstanding sunlight without losing colour. However, it is a good idea to keep furniture away from direct sunlight. Some covers will fade faster than others, indicated by the light fastness. We recommend that you don't choose an upholstery fabric with a light fastness below 3.

    • Caring for your flat-woven upholstery

      We recommend that you impregnate your upholstery fabric to ensure it stays beautiful for years to come – and that you repeat the treatment a couple of times a year, or as needed. Our series of care products has been specially developed for our upholstery fabrics.

      Flat-woven fabric is easy to maintain – for general cleaning, we recommend regular vacuuming with a soft furniture brush. Brush in the direction of the texture of the fabric and not too hard.

      Find more tips and tricks on how to care for and clean your sofa in our guide: