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French designer fabric Waterlily Maple, EcoVero, brown, 1m

Product code 110-10-0022-R (1)

Dress fabric from a French designer in high quality, sustainable EcoVero. Light, supple fabric with satin dots woven in, perfect for a blouse, dress, or loose pants. Nice drape. Cool and breathable.

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Basic parameters
Shade: Brown
Material: 100% EcoVero rayon
Width (cm): 139 cm
Width (inches): 55 ″
Weight (gsm): 134 gsm
Weight (oz): 4 oz
Drape: supple
Brand: Atelier Brunette
Care:
Availability: while supplies last

in stock 1 pcs

19.90 $/m

15.92 $/m

15.92 $/pcs

15.92 $/pcs without VAT

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Product description

Product description

French elegance

This print was conceived in the French studio Atelier Brunette. Designer Annabelle Kumar’s timeless patterns escape the latest fads and draw on the artist’s own harmonious color palette. That means her fabrics always combine well and, if Annabelle’s color space is your cup of tea, you can be sure that you’ll always find something you like.

Designer print

This water lily pattern captures its broad, round leaves and flowers floating gracefully on the surface.

Maple print in cinnamon, pink, dark blue evokes a feeling of luxury. The beige color in this print serves as a neutral base that harmoniously connects all other tones.

What to use it for

This fabric is made of EcoVero in a fine, plain weave. It has a gentle drape and is very comfortable, perfect for tops, dresses, and full skirts. Because EcoVero breathes and has a slight cooling effect, it can stand up to hot weather or an overheated interior.

Good for the planet

EcoVero is rayon’s eco-friendly cousin. The trademark, owned by Lenzing, is only applied to rayon viscose made to strict sustainability standards. The raw material is wood from sustainably managed forests. The manufacturing process itself, from tree to fiber, has been optimized to minimize its impact on the environment. In terms of water consumption, chemical use, and overall carbon footprint, EcoVero rayon is the most ecological textiles currently available, surpassing even other environmentally friendly rayons such as modal and lyocell. What’s more, it’s entirely recyclable!

Care

Machine wash cool (30°C). Iron on cotton setting. This is a very fine fabric, use a low spin cycle – gentle handling will extend its lifespan.

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