Tapestry – Refugio Lurex

Gobelin - Refugio Lurex gobelin woven upholstery fabric in 50% cotton and 50% polyester

Tapestry – Refugio Lurex

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Quality 50% cotton 50% polyester
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Weight 360 g/m²
Width 140 cm
SKU: JC-2400-046 Categories: ,

Description

Gobelin – Refugio Lurex is a gobelin woven upholstery fabric made of 50% cotton and 50% polyester, weighing 360 g/m² with a width of 140 cm.

Specifications:
– Material: 50% cotton, 50% polyester
– Weight: 360 g/m²
– Width: 140 cm
– Certification: Oeko-Tex
– Construction: Gobelin woven

The gobelin weave gives a firm and distinct texture, often used for projects where more stability is desired than with regular fabrics. The lurex effect adds a subtle shimmer, making the pattern more vivid in both daylight and artificial light.

This quality is a good choice for cushions, bench pads, bags, and furniture projects with light to moderate use. Several retailers also use gobelin for seasonal items and displays because the fabric maintains shape and looks great.

Colour reproduction is stable and suitable for planned series where a consistent appearance is required. The firm construction means the fabric shifts less during cutting, giving more control when sewing straight surfaces and edges.

Fabric stores and small manufacturers often select gobelin when expanding the range with heavier upholstery fabrics. This makes it easier to offer complete solutions such as cushion collections and pad series requiring uniform appearance across multiple units.

Wash at 30 degrees and avoid tumble drying. Always test on a small sample when decorative threads are involved.

Discover more woven upholstery fabrics in our Gobelin collection.

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

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