MOO
MOO upholstery fabric is a striking knitted fabric with a print inspired by cowhide. It has been designed for furniture intended to catch the eye and lend character to an interior. The soft, semi-matt surface and additional backing combine a striking visual effect with a pleasant feel and greater plumpness.
Its slight elasticity helps the fabric conform to the shape of the furniture. Its excellent abrasion resistance makes it well-suited to everyday domestic use. As a result, MOO combines a bold look with comfort and functionality.
What kind of furniture does the MOO collection suit?
MOO works best on armchairs, pouffes, benches and other accent pieces. This is where the pattern can take centre stage and form a focal point of the interior design.
MOO is ideal for those looking for an upholstery fabric with a distinctive pattern, a soft feel and practical features.
MOO upholstery fabric is a striking knitted fabric with a print inspired by cowhide. It has been designed for furniture intended to catch the eye and lend character to an interior. The soft, semi-matt surface and additional backing combine a striking visual effect with a pleasant feel and greater plumpness.
Its slight elasticity helps the fabric conform to the shape of the furniture. Its excellent abrasion resistance makes it well-suited to everyday domestic use. As a result, MOO combines a bold look with comfort and functionality.
What kind of furniture does the MOO collection suit?
MOO works best on armchairs, pouffes, benches and other accent pieces. This is where the pattern can take centre stage and form a focal point of the interior design.
MOO is ideal for those looking for an upholstery fabric with a distinctive pattern, a soft feel and practical features.
Check the fabric’s colour scheme
choose a color from the palette
MOO 19
MOO 22
MOO 27
MOO 45
GET INSPIRED BY INTERIOR DESIGN IDEAS FEATURING MOO FABRICS
| Surface mass | DIN EN 12127 | 360 g/m2 ± 5% | |
| Working width of roll | minimum 140 cm | ||
| Composition | EU 1007/2011 | 100%Polyester | |
| Martindale test | EN ISO 12947-1,2 | 50 000 | |
| Pilling resistance | EN ISO 12945-2 (2000T) | 4 | |
| Colour fastness to light | EN ISO 105-B02-2 | 4-5 | |
| Colour fastness to dry rubbing | EN ISO 105-X12 | 4 | |
| Colour fastness to wet rubbing | EN ISO 105-X12 | 3-4 | |
| Tear growth resistance | EN ISO 13937-3 | ||
| Warp | 40 N | ||
| Weft | 40 N | ||
| Tensile Strength | EN ISO 13934-1 | ||
| Warp | 700 N | ||
| Weft | 400 N | ||
| Resistance to seam slippage | EN ISO 13936-2 | ||
| Warp | 3 mm | ||
| Weft | 3 mm | ||
| Pet-proof | BS 8479 (2000T) | 5, cat. X |
Pilling and the so-called ‘fuzzing’ of fabrics are natural processes that cannot be completely eliminated. Colour transfer from fabrics in intense and dark colours to light-coloured fabrics is unavoidable. If the fabric is snagged, individual threads may be pulled out. For technical reasons, slight variations in colour shades are acceptable.
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