Bi-elastic Twill - Lisbon

The Bi-elastic Twill fabric - Lisbon stands out for its versatility and its printed design, which combines enigmatic elements such as bats, ghosts, cobwebs, and pumpkins, all in a color palette that includes night blue, fresh grey, and midnight black.

The twill of this fabric has a weight of 209 gr/m² and is composed of 97% polyester and 3% elastane, which gives it elastic properties and a soft touch, ideal for fashion and decoration applications. The printed design, characterized by a childlike style and fantastic elements, gives a playful and contemporary air to garments and household items. The main colors, such as night blue (67.7%), fresh grey (19.71%), and midnight black (5.72%), could be combined with plain colors like white, pastel yellow, or even an intense red to enhance the visual impact of the ensemble. It is worth noting that the fabric is printed with the stamped design on one side using digital textile printing, thus ensuring a crisp and vibrant presentation without losing the softness of the material.

The general characteristics of the fabric contribute to its appeal, as its rough and elastic texture makes it comfortable and adaptable to various shapes and styles. Furthermore, the printed design not only brings the fabric to life but also reinforces its use in a variety of applications, such as fashion clothing (pants, dresses, blazers) and home textiles (cushions, table runners). The elasticity of the fabric is ideal for garments that require movement, such as sports shorts or jackets, while its durability ensures that it can be used in interior decorations, such as paintings and frames.

Regarding the care of the Bi-elastic Twill fabric - Lisbon, it is important to follow certain guidelines to maintain its quality. It is recommended not to bleach, wash at a maximum temperature of 30°C, and use dry cleaning, avoiding trichloroethylene. It is also advisable to iron at a cool temperature and not tumble dry to prevent damage to the fabrics structure.

Finally, the printing technology used is sublimation, a method that allows ink to be transferred through heating, converting the solid into gas and fixing it to the polyester of the fabric. This process stands out in the textile field for its ability to create vibrant and durable designs, as well as allowing great precision in details, resulting in an exceptional aesthetic finish that enhances both the fabric and the printed design.