Salon

$49.50 Net USDPer Linear Yard

Discontinued. Limited stock, please contact customer service.

Boucle yarn, when woven properly, provides added strength to the overall construction of a textile. SALON personifies a great boucle upholstery fabric -- nubby, artful, textural, strong and durable. Creating a product with a random rib structure makes the fabric more forgiving to wear and stains while the balance of warp and weft form a wonderful fabric that upholsters like a dream. *Minimums may apply

52% Rayon / 47% Cotton / 1% Nylon
51,000 Double rubs

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Details

Product: #1300
Content: 52% Rayon / 47% Cotton / 1% Nylon
Width: 54 Inches
Finish: Stain Resistant
Weight: 1.24 lbs per linear yard
Vertical Repeat: N/A
Horizontal Repeat: N/A
Suggested Use: Upholstery
Application suitability is the sole responsibility of the designer/purchaser.

Testing and Performance

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California Technical Bulletin, 117: Pass
Colorfastness to Light AATCC 16-40 hrs.: Class 5 - 40 hours
Crocking AATCC-8: Wet Class 5.0 / Dry Class 5.0
Breaking Strength ASTM D751-06: 53 Warp and 109 Fill
Seam Strength ASTM D751-98: 42.44 Warp and 45.96 Fill

Cleaning

Dry Clean Only

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