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STRATH CANAIRD SHALE (LAMBSWOOL-UC193413)

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STRATH CANAIRD SHALE (LAMBSWOOL-UC193413)

Availability: In stock

Where To Buy

To purchase this fabric, please see our list of Stockists.

For Trade enquiries, please contact us at interiorstrade@johnstonsofelgin.com for further assistance.

Description

Lambswool fabric in our Strath Canaird Shale design. Suitable for curtain making and upholstery.

 

Straths Collection - Paisleys contrast with prismatic checks, textured plains and windowpanes. These fabrics capture the essence of Scotland's straths in Autumn - broad swathes of chameleonic colour in tempo with nature's rhythm.

 

Suitability

Suitable for curtains Suitable for curtains

 

Fabric Details:

Width: 140cm.

Vertical Repeat: 14cm.

Horizontal Repeat: 13cm.

100% Lambswool.

Fabric Information

We recommended that you order a fabric sample before buying to check colour, scale and suitability.

 

Width: Most fabrics are approx 140cm wide, with the exception of tweed fabrics which are generally 150cm wide.

 

Cleaning Instructions

Care Instructions

 

All fabrics are suitable for curtains, cushions and general domestic upholstery (except Portsoy and Cullen Designs). Tain Design fabric is suitable for Severe Contract (if treated with a BS5852 Part 2 ignition source 5 finish). Portsoy Design fabrics are not recommended for upholstery. Cullen is recommended for occasional domestic use only. Scotch Guarding can be arranged on all fabric if required

 

Colour Matching - We cannot guarantee precise colour matching against samples or between different batches. Where colour matching is important, we recommend that a stock cutting is requested