Cloth - Glasgow

The Paño - Glasgow fabric is a composition of 93% polyester, 5% viscose, and 2% elastane with a soft feel. Its printed design features an abstract style that evokes artistic brushstrokes in shades of iceberg blue, corn yellow, and olive green, creating a visually dynamic and evocative composition. This design perfectly complements solid colors such as light grey, black, or white, allowing for versatility in both fashion and home decor combinations.

The fabric is printed with the patterned design on one side using digital textile printing, which gives it a modern and colorful aesthetic while maintaining the integrity and softness of the cloth without affecting its durability. The choice of sublimation as the printing technique allows the colors to penetrate the polyester fibers, ensuring greater resistance to wear and washing, as well as achieving excellent definition in the design details.

The general characteristics of the Paño - Glasgow fabric include, in addition to its composition and weight of 380 gr/m2, its wide range of applications and uses. This fabric is ideal for making coats, jackets, blazers, and bombers for both women and men, perfectly adapting to the needs of winter and autumn/winter fashion. Likewise, its versatility extends to home textile applications, being suitable for manufacturing curtains, cushions, rugs, and table runners, bringing a contemporary aesthetic to any space. Its soft texture makes it a favorable option in home decoration, offering comfort and style. It stands out for its use in altars and decorative elements that require a touch of elegance, as well as in functional accessories such as door stoppers and coasters.

Regarding fabric care, it is essential to follow the appropriate instructions to maintain its quality and lifespan. It is recommended not to bleach, wash at a maximum temperature of 40ºC, and note that the garment is not suitable for dry cleaning. For ironing, it is advisable to use warm temperatures, avoiding the use of a tumble dryer to dry the garment, which could affect the integrity of the fibers and the print.

Finally, the printing technology used on this fabric is sublimation, which consists of a process where dyes turn into gas when heated, penetrating the polyester fabric fibers. This method ensures that colors are effectively integrated into the fabric, achieving high quality in the printed image and resistance to fading and washing, which makes the Paño - Glasgow fabric a durable and visually attractive option for various applications.