Tapestry – Libres

Gobelin LLibres jacquard woven home fabric multicolored abstract pattern

Tapestry – Libres

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Quality 40%cotton 36%polyester 24% acrylic
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Weight 413 g/m²
Width 140 cm
SKU: FP-2300-050 Categories: ,

Description

Gobelin – LLibres is a gobelin woven jacquard fabric composed of 40% cotton, 36% polyester, and 24% acrylic, weighing 413 g/m² and 140 cm wide.

Specifications:
– Material: 40% cotton, 36% polyester, 24% acrylic
– Weight: 413 g/m²
– Width: 140 cm
– Certification: Oeko-Tex 100
– Construction: Gobelin (jacquard woven)

The multicolored, abstract pattern offers a graphic expression that fits well in home textile ranges where a modern surface is desired. The jacquard weave ensures colors and motif are part of the construction and display clear texture.

Gobelin at this weight is often used for pillows, cushions, bags, and panels where a firm fabric with stable shape is sought. Many also select gobelin for retail-sewn home decor items because the fabric provides good coverage and looks neat in finished products.

The quality has a robust hand feel and controlled drape, making it suitable when customers want a fabric that maintains shape in cushions and pillows without seeming heavy. The abstract pattern also helps add variation in looks between items.

Buyers at fabric stores often keep gobelin as stock fabric for season-independent series. Consistent weight and width make consumption calculation and reorder simple. As a supplier in Denmark, we deliver quickly to Scandinavia when you need to replenish.

Wash gently as needed and always make a test sample for initial production. Avoid tumble drying and allow items to dry flat.

Find more home textiles under Home fabrics.

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

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