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| Material: | 100% Polyester |
| Width (cm): | 150 |
| Grammage (g/m²): | 420 |
| Pattern: | Paisley, Standard, Chart pattern, Modern Art, Decorative |
| Features: | Rigid |
| Application / Use: | Jackets, Blazers, Coats / Trench, Skirts, Dresses |
| Manufacturing Method: | Single-sided digital textile printing, all products are custom-made to order. |
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Se trata de un tejido con relieve y al ser impreso presenta fuerza de color en las fibras más externas quedando en su color natural las fibras internas. Puede presentar pequeñas trazas, hilos o borra dada su naturaleza reciclada y cuya aparición, aunque se de en un % bajo de ocasiones, es totalmente arbitraria e inevitable. |
The Tweed - Chanel fabric is a polyester weave with a weight of 420 g/m2 and a width of 150 cm. Its printed design features an abstract Paisley style with graphic patterns and decorative touches of modern and vintage art. The main colors are CadetBlue, SteelBlue, and Cantaloupe. This fabric is printed on one side using digital textile printing.
In terms of general characteristics, the fabric has a rigid texture to the touch. The printed design has standard complexity and is considered versatile for various applications and uses, such as jackets, skirts, dresses, cushions, among others.
Regarding care, the fabric can withstand maximum temperatures of 30ºC, bleach and trichloroethylene should be avoided, and ironing at low temperature is recommended.
The printing technology used on this fabric is sublimation, which allows for high-quality and durable printing where the ink is fixed through heat and pressure. For reference, this fabric could be combined with colors such as white, gray, or black.
