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HEVRE
The HEVRE collection is a fabric where innovative solutions have been applied, using two different types of threads. Delicate, thin threads create a solid base with a dense weave, while thicker yarns give it a distinctive appearance. The unique effect of the boucle yarn was achieved by encasing a fluffy multifilament, composed of fibers of different colors, with thinner threads. Thanks to the fabric’s solid construction, there is no need for additional adhesives for reinforcement. Small loops on the right side of the material provide a pleasant, soft feel and are also much more resistant to snagging than traditional boucle yarns with larger loops. This innovative approach makes the Hevre collection a unique and durable fabric that perfectly combines functionality with aesthetics.
HEVRE 22
HEVRE 34
HEVRE 64
HEVRE 65
HEVRE 68
HEVRE 66
HEVRE 45
HEVRE 42
HEVRE 59
HEVRE 85
HEVRE 86
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HEVRE 83
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HEVRE 77
HEVRE 71
HEVRE 74
HEVRE 08
HEVRE 10
HEVRE 16
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| Weight | DIN EN 12127 | 480 g/m2 ± 5% | |
| Working width of roll | minimum 140 cm | ||
| Composition | EU 1007/2011 | 100%PES | |
| Abrasion resistance | EN ISO 12947-1,2 | 60 000 | |
| Pilling resistance | EN ISO 12945-2 (2000T) | 4 | |
| Colour fastness to light | EN ISO 105-B02-2 | 5 | |
| Colour fastness to dry rubbing | EN ISO 105-X12 | 4-5 | |
| Colour fastness to wet rubbing | EN ISO 105-X12 | 4-5 | |
| Tear growth resistance | EN ISO 13937-3 | ||
| Warp | 100 N | ||
| Weft | 100 N | ||
| Tensile Strength | EN ISO 13934-1 | ||
| Warp | 600 N | ||
| Weft | 600 N | ||
| Resistance to seam slippage | EN ISO 13936-2 | ||
| Warp | 3 mm | ||
| Weft | 3,5 mm | ||
| Pet-proof | BS 8479 (2000T) | 4-5, cat. G |
The effect of pilling and so-called 'wrinkling' of fabrics is a natural process that cannot be completely eliminated. The transfer of dyes from fabrics with intense and dark colours to light fabrics is inevitable. If the fabric is hooked, it is possible to pull out individual yarns. Differences in colour shades are permissible for technological reasons.
