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Linen Union

Linen union is a fabric produced with a mixture of flax linen and cotton, it has a cotton warp and linen weft.

Linen union is a linen blended with cotton or other fiber, slightly altering the quality of the cloth but may be a better choice for some furnishings as it is stronger, more resistant and creases less. Linen union is suitable for bedding, tablecloths, curtains, headboards, soft furnishings and upholstery.

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46 Wilcox Road
London SW8 2UX
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From contemporary prints to sophisticated silks, sumptuous velvets to diaphanous voiles, classic jacquards to nursery appliques, the Prestigious portfolio embraces a kaleidoscopic diversity of concepts, fabrics, colourways and designs-never static but constantly being re-appraised and fine-tuned to ensure that shifting demands from both stockist and customer continue to be anticipated. The company's bold branding can be seen across all areas of the group's operations, from literature and stationery to exhibitions and in-store displays. So wherever they are, the consumer and retailer alike can instantly recognise the Prestigious identity. Whether in domestic soft furnishings or decorative window dressings, in fixed upholstery or lifestyle accessories, at home or overseas, the Prestigious Textiles name, products and reputation carry the same message: Prestigious Textiles - where style and innovation combine.

Fabric Backlighting

"Backlighting" happens when light filters in through translucent fabrics from behind. Our swatches don't show you the effect of backlighting, which can soften colours and highlight fabric textures. If you'd like to see how backlighting affects the colour or texture of a particular material go visit our London Fabric Company Shop.


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