Canvas in dusty mint

Dusty mint cotton canvas, woven 100% cotton, 160 cm wide

Canvas in dusty mint

Engros – log ind for pris

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Engros – log ind for pris

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Quality 100% cotton
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Washing instructions
Weight 140 g/m²
Width 145 -150 CM
SKU: RS0065-222 Category:

Description

Canvas in dusty mint is woven in 100% cotton, 160 cm wide and suitable for furniture, curtains and fashion apparel.

Specifications:
– Material: 100% cotton
– Width: 160 cm
– Construction: Woven
– Feature: Durable
– Surface: Firm weave

The muted, dusty mint green colour pairs especially well with minimalist and Scandinavian interiors. The shade is less bright than standard mint, creating a more refined and soft look. The fabric is used for cushion covers, curtains, light upholstery covers and classic-style fashion clothing. The firm weave means the fabric holds its shape over time and does not shrink unevenly after washing. The colour is consistent from roll to roll with no visible shade shifts.

Cotton canvas combines durability with natural breathability — the fabric ventilates well and is comfortable all year round. The structured weave and gentle colour create a timeless look that suits many styles without dominating.

This fabric is sold primarily to interior shops, furniture manufacturers and hobby sewists who want a muted, natural colour palette. The firm weave means the fabric requires no pre-wash before cutting — the width is consistent across the entire roll, making material consumption easy to plan. Stock item ready for dispatch the same business day when ordered before 12:00.

Wash at 40 degrees, press lightly while the fabric is damp. Avoid tumble drying — lay flat to dry.

Combine with solid colour cotton canvas in off-white, grey or white from our cotton canvas collection for a minimalist look.

Order from 10m — delivery 1-3 business days in Scandinavia.

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