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From our new range of clearance upholstery fabric, a contemporary fine stripe velvet feel fabric of the highest quality. The velvet stripes are raised and corrugated rather like corduroy. Great for interior designers to use in restaurants, hotels, cafes and coffee shops. or in the home.The stripes measure at various widths no more than 1cm in width. The soft shades of peach, mint green, sage green,cream, and grey blue all blend nicely together. Use this to cover a sofa suite or make a statement armchair. You could also use this pastel stripe fabric for soft furnishings. Curtains, cushions and covers would make great additions to plain coloured furniture.
- Upholstery fabric
- Fine Stripe design
- Pastel colours
- High quality fabric
- Velvet feel
- Please Note: The colour and appearance of fabrics may vary on screen due to differences in monitor settings and screen calibrations. The actual texture, shade, and quality of the fabric may differ from what you see online. Variations can occur due to differences in the weaving, construction, dyeing process, and type of yarn used (coarse or fine). These factors can impact the final look and feel of the fabric. To ensure you select the right fabric for your project, we highly recommend ordering fabric samples. Samples allow you to see the exact shade, feel the texture, and assess the quality before making a purchase. Colour Accuracy Reminder: Colours can vary—for example, one shade of RED may differ from another. To avoid discrepancies, please request a free fabric sample before ordering. Simply call us to request yours today!
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