

MOHAIR FABRIC Rosewood MH1670
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MOHAIR is a sheared-pile fabric with a velvety hand, combining the warm look of suede with the practicality of a technical fibre.
The short pile returns light softly and shifts in tone depending on which way you stroke it, while the water-repellent treatment keeps liquids on the surface.
- Sheared pile: A short, dense pile that gives the surface a velvety render, close to that of suede.
- Soft hand: Pleasant to the touch and light on the seat, with a slim thickness of 1 mm.
- Water-repellent treatment: Liquids stay on the surface, leaving time to act before they soak into the fibre.
- Everyday durability: Over 35,000 Martindale cycles: made for sofas and armchairs in real use, not for show.
With Mohair the suede effect arrives without the care a real hide would demand: it is 100% polyester, and it behaves like it.
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 Rosewood
Rosewood is a rosy terracotta, halfway between brick and dusty rose. It is the warmest colour in the range and on the sheared pile it gains a depth that flat shades lack. Decisive without shouting: it holds up well even on large volumes.
In everyday language Rosewood belongs to the terracottas: if you are looking for terracotta fabric, dusty rose fabric or salmon fabric, the PellTex reference is Mohair Fabric in Rosewood.
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