My Fair Lady – Cassandre – Fabric by the meter
Collection TraditionOn Velvet or Vosges canvas woven in France
Inspiration
The black background of My Fair Lady offers a magnificent contrast with the bright colors of the floral pattern created using all the subtlety of watercolor.
The Yellow Ocher version invites a touch of colorful modernity, without denying the slightly old-fashioned charm of the botanical illustration. Deliciously old-fashioned, it perfectly evokes the atmosphere of the film My Fair Lady and the slender charm of Eliza Doolittle, a little seller of bouquets of violets, played by Audrey Hepburn.
On the technical side
Three materials available:
1/ Vosges canvas, woven in France:
Material resistance greater than 100 000 Martindale revolutions
260 gr/m²
2/ Polyester velvet:
20 000 Martindale revolutions
370 gr/m²
3 / M1 Polyester velor:
40,000 rounds Martindale
430 gr/m²
Suitable for any use including seating, and will ensure great durability over time.
High resistance to abrasion, for durable, high-quality furnishing textiles
Our textile products are tested using the Martindale , which allows us to evaluate the abrasion resistance of a fabric over time. This is particularly useful for choosing a fabric that will be used often: armchair seats, sofa covers,cushions, etc. This test is expressed in number of revolutions (the Martindale machine rotates while rubbing the fabric), and for example, the French furniture standard is 10,000 Martindale revolutions for sofa coverings.
Our guarantees
OEKOTEX certified inks
Made in France
Professional quality, highly resistant fabric
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