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Chichester - Canterbury Collection
Weaves, jacquards and embroideries combine effortlessly in the Canterbury collection. The natural linen look and relaxed, hand-crafted feel are enhanced by a touch of Scandi styling, with the ten timeless designs embracing easy geometrics, trails, dots and plains.
Width: 145cm
Useable Width: 141cm
Vertical Repeat: Plain/Uni
Horizontal Repeat: Plain/Uni
Composition: 68% Polyester 32% CottonDry Clean preferred, iron on a low heat, do not tumble dry, do not bleach.
If used a curtain upholstery it must be fire resistant back coated to the British Standards BS5852 Part 1: 1979 or BS5867 Part 2 for drapery. -
Please Note: The visual appearance of fabric and colour may vary on screen between monitors due to the different screen colour settings;
The actual fabric appearances, textures, colours and quality of your fabric may not be as what you see on screen, the dyeing process between fabrics vary due to way the fabric has been woven, constructed or treated. Another factor is the type of yarn used (coarse or fine), these are key factors to consider when choosing the right fabric for your project.
We recommend you order actual fabric samples of the fabrics you are interested in. With samples you will be sure of the fabric shade, texture, quality and the fabric feel, also you will know if it is the right fabric for your application.
Important Point to remember about your colour; i.e. RED may not be the same as our RED, this is the same rule for any colour, you must request fabric samples, we do offer free samples, simply call us to order them.
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