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ROYAL is a plain stretch fabric with a soft surface of small loops: it gives in both directions and follows the shapes of upholstery, tracing curved lines and generous volumes without tension creases.
With 700 grams per linear meter and over 35,000 Martindale cycles, it is the fabric for shapes a rigid fabric cannot cover.
- Stretch in both directions: It gives both ways: round backs, enveloping arms and poufs without extra seams.
- Plain color: A surface of small loops with no pattern: the solid color brings out the shape of the piece.
- Paisley's twin: Every color also comes with the raised paisley motif: the two can be paired on the same sofa.
- Hard-wearing: Over 35,000 Martindale cycles and 700 g per linear meter, for everyday use.
With Royal even the softest shapes are covered cleanly: the fabric follows the line of the piece instead of forcing it.
Tested quality: the fabric meets the DIN EN 14465 profile for domestic upholstery, with over 35,000 Martindale cycles and pilling grade 4 out of 5. All values and care instructions are in the full technical data sheet.
The same color with the raised paisley motif: Paisley Fabric Sienna PA05.
The color Sienna
Sienna is a burnt sienna, between brick and brown, warm and full. It is the boldest color in Royal: on a softly shaped seat it becomes the center of the room.
In everyday language Sienna belongs to the reds: if you are looking for terracotta stretch fabric, brick-colored elastic fabric or red fabric for curved sofas, the PellTex reference is Royal Fabric in Sienna.
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