Cloth - Glasgow

The Paño - Glasgow fabric is a sophisticated blend of modernity and functionality, notable for its printed design with circles and polka dots in brown and deep blue tones, offering a warm and enveloping aesthetic.

Characterized by its soft texture and a robust weight of 380 gr/m2, this cloth fabric is composed of 93% polyester, 5% viscose, and 2% elastane, providing excellent wear resistance and a comfortable fit. The main colors of its design—midnight black, denim blue, and blood brown—achieve a harmonious fusion, ideal for various styles. This dark color palette allows for versatile combinations with solid tones such as gray, white, beige, or even dark red, bringing sophistication to any project. It is important to note that the fabric is printed with the stamped design on one side using digital textile printing, which ensures exceptional quality in the prints and a professional finish.

The applications and uses of the Paño - Glasgow fabric are broad and varied. Its resistance and aesthetic appeal make it suitable for mens and womens fashion, being especially popular in the creation of coats, jackets, blazers, and bomber jackets. Additionally, its versatility extends to home decor, where it is used in the creation of elegant rugs, curtains, and cushions, adding pleasant textures to any space. It is also suitable for making kitchen towels and table runners, transforming the home into a cozy and modern place. The fabric is ideal for the autumn and winter seasons, providing warmth and style.

It is essential to pay attention to the care of the Paño - Glasgow fabric to maintain its quality over time. It is recommended to wash at temperatures not exceeding 40ºC, avoiding the use of bleach and dry cleaning. Furthermore, it is advisable to iron at a warm temperature and not use a dryer, as these care instructions will help preserve the integrity of the fabric and the printed design.

The printing technology used for this fabric is sublimation on polyester, a process that allows the ink to integrate into the fabric fibers. This means that the color is not just applied to the surface but becomes part of the material. This printing method ensures high durability and wear resistance, maintaining the vibrancy and detail of the design over time, without the risk of fading or wear. Sublimation thus offers designers the opportunity to create intricate and vibrant patterns that enhance the quality and attractiveness of the fabric.