Blackout Canvas - White Out

The Lona Oscurante - White Out fabric is a technical fabric made of 100% polyester, characterized by its weight of 218 gr/m² and a width of 160 cm. Its design features abstract shapes and colorful scribbles that create a striking and dynamic visual effect, ideal for contemporary decoration projects. The predominant multicolor hues in the design add vitality, while perfectly combining with solid tones such as white, black, or gray, providing an elegant contrast that highlights the intensity of the shapes.

This fabric is printed with a single-sided patterned design using digital textile printing, which ensures superior visual quality and a vibrant finish. It is important to note that it is not a double-sided printed fabric, which gives it a specific uniqueness for different decorative and functional uses.

The general characteristics of the Lona Oscurante fabric include its smooth and rigid texture, offering an interesting tactile sensation that, combined with its opacity, makes it ideal for applications requiring both aesthetics and functionality. Its resistance and durability make it perfect for various environments, both indoors and outdoors. In the field of decoration, this fabric can be used for making blackout curtains, providing comfort in rooms such as the living room or bedroom, as well as for creating awnings, sun loungers, or decorative outdoor baskets. In the home, its versatility is reflected in its use for upholstering furniture, making cushions or aprons, and even as placemats in dining rooms.

Regarding care, it is essential to follow specific recommendations to prolong the fabrics lifespan. Bleaching and dry cleaning should be avoided, maintaining a maximum washing temperature of 30ºC. Ironing should be done at a cool temperature, and it cannot be tumble dried, ensuring that the fabric retains its properties and its printed design remains intact.

The printing technology used for this fabric is sublimation on polyester, a process that allows inks to be transferred to the fabric at high temperature and pressure, utilizing polyesters property to absorb and fix colors vibrantly and durably. This technique ensures that designs are resistant to wear and tear, while providing a soft and pleasant-to-the-touch finish, ideal for a wide range of textile applications.