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Leopard

£45.00

Design Notes
A play of anchor and stripes in an ethnic setting. Inspired by Namibia in South Africa, through the muted colour tones , patterns and textures.

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Description

Product Details
Made in England
Usage: Upholstery, curtains and blinds, soft furnishings.
Care Instructions: Dry clean only.
Available in Linen, Polyester, Silk, Velvet and Cotton Mix. Minimum order of 1 metre fabric roll. For large orders please contact us at harleen@harleenmclean.com.

Fabric CompositionWidthWeightVertical Pattern Repeat
Polyester100% Polyester145cm248Gsm
Linen60% Linen, 40 Cotton Union142cm290Gsm
Cotton Mix50% Linen, 40% Cotton, 10% Nylon142cm349GSm
Satin/Silk100% Silk140cm40mm
Velvet88% Cotton, 12% Polyester140cm416Gsm

Additional information

Material

Cotton Mix, Linen, Polyester, Silk, Velvet

Color

Leopard Gold, Leopard Green, Leopard Natural, Leopard Powder Blue, Leopard Stripe Blend, Leopard Stripe Brown, Leopard Teal, Leopard Turquoise Stripe

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