

GISELLE FABRIC Nougat GS165
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GISELLE is a mélange chenille: the yarn is dyed in several tones and woven together, so the surface never shows a flat colour but a live grain, flecked with light and dark.
The hand is substantial and dry, and the near-2 mm thickness gives the upholstery structure without stiffening it.
- Mélange chenille: Yarns of different tones woven together: up close you see the flecks of colour, from a distance a deep shade.
- Substantial hand: Nearly 2 mm thick and 750 grams per metre: the fabric holds its shape and drapes well over seating.
- Live grain: The irregular surface hides signs of use better than any solid colour.
- Everyday durability: Over 40,000 Martindale cycles: made for sofas and armchairs in real use.
With Giselle the colour is never just one: that is what makes it easy to match and hard to tire of.
Certified quality, tested in every detail
Our fabrics undergo strict quality controls at every stage of production. Only after passing rigorous technical tests do they earn the most important certifications at European level. A guarantee of reliability for anyone looking for materials that are beautiful, high-performing and compliant with the highest standards.
The colour Nougat
Nougat is a brown with a rosy note in it, halfway between terracotta and cocoa. The mélange keeps it from turning heavy: the lighter yarns surface and lighten it even on large volumes.
In everyday language Nougat belongs to the browns: if you are looking for rosy brown fabric, dark terracotta chenille or brick fabric, the PellTex reference is Giselle Fabric in Nougat.
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