Tarland Burlap Style in Light Nut Brown
Tarland Burlap Style Fabric in Light Nut Brown, Use it to recover you new sofa or much loved classic
Width: 137cm
Tarland, Burlap Style in Ivory
Tarland Burlap Style Fabric in Ivory, Use it to recover you new sofa or much loved classic
Width: 137cm
Tarland Burlap Style in Heron Grey
Tarland Burlap Style Fabric in Heron Greyed classic
Width: 137cm
Ross Hunting Modern
Ross Hunting Modern Tartan
Wool tartan.
Use: Upholstery, curtains/drapes and accessories.
Collection: Kirkton
Composition: 100% wool
Rub Test: 30,000 approx
Width: 137-140 cm
Fire Resistance: Can be enhanced to meet fire regulations.
Repeat: 18 x 18.6 cm
Malham, Donegal Tweed Fabric in Silt Grey
Donegal Tweed Fabric in Grey
Characterised by its plain weave structure composed of uneven slub yarns contrasting with the ground shades.
Donegal fabrics are famous for their warmth and durability, with a depth of character to the cloth thanks to their speckled appearance.
Width 137cm
Rub Test 30,000
Malham, Donegal Tweed Fabric in Fern
Donegal Tweed Fabric in Fern Green
Characterised by its plain weave structure composed of uneven slub yarns contrasting with the ground shades.
Donegal fabrics are famous for their warmth and durability, with a depth of character to the cloth thanks to their speckled appearance.
Malham, Donegal Tweed Fabric in Petrol Blue
Donegal Tweed Fabric in Petrol Blue
Characterised by its plain weave structure composed of uneven slub yarns contrasting with the ground shades.
Donegal fabrics are famous for their warmth and durability, with a depth of character to the cloth thanks to their speckled appearance.
Malham, Donegal Tweed Fabric in Ochre
Donegal Tweed Fabric in Ochre
Characterised by its plain weave structure composed of uneven slub yarns contrasting with the ground shades.
Donegal fabrics are famous for their warmth and durability, with a depth of character to the cloth thanks to their speckled appearance.
Malham, Donegal Tweed Fabric in Dark Olive Green
Donegal Tweed Fabric in Olive Green
Characterised by its plain weave structure composed of uneven slub yarns contrasting with the ground shades.
Donegal fabrics are famous for their warmth and durability, with a depth of character to the cloth thanks to their speckled appearance.