TRESOR
The TRESOR collection is a unique jacquard fabric characterized by the use of chenille weft yarn. The round chenille yarn used has densely arranged, long transverse fibers that create a pile cover, and the fabric’s surface is exceptionally soft to the touch.
Special jacquard looms used during production enabled the creation of a unique crepe weave, giving the fabric an attractive appearance. The irregularity of the crepe makes TRESOR practical in use, as it does not require pattern matching to specific furniture parts, which significantly simplifies the cutting and sewing process
This fabric is extremely versatile and multi-functional, perfect for creating both furniture and decorative elements. Additionally, thanks to the needling and coating process, the material has gained softness and durability, enhancing its mechanical properties. The production of TRESOR jacquard is a process that requires precision and experience, making the fabric unique and highly sought after in textile collections.
The TRESOR collection is a unique jacquard fabric characterized by the use of chenille weft yarn. The round chenille yarn used has densely arranged, long transverse fibers that create a pile cover, and the fabric’s surface is exceptionally soft to the touch.
Special jacquard looms used during production enabled the creation of a unique crepe weave, giving the fabric an attractive appearance. The irregularity of the crepe makes TRESOR practical in use, as it does not require pattern matching to specific furniture parts, which significantly simplifies the cutting and sewing process
This fabric is extremely versatile and multi-functional, perfect for creating both furniture and decorative elements. Additionally, thanks to the needling and coating process, the material has gained softness and durability, enhancing its mechanical properties. The production of TRESOR jacquard is a process that requires precision and experience, making the fabric unique and highly sought after in textile collections.
Check the fabric color range
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TRESOR 04
TRESOR 21
TRESOR 22
TRESOR 26
TRESOR 27
TRESOR 31
TRESOR 32
TRESOR 36
TRESOR 37
TRESOR 43
TRESOR 56
TRESOR 59
TRESOR 75
TRESOR 77
TRESOR 86
TRESOR 88
TRESOR 05
TRESOR 09
TRESOR 16
TRESOR 19
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| Surface mass | DIN EN 12127 | 260 g/m2 ± 5% | |
| Working width of roll | minimum 140 cm | ||
| Composition | EU 1007/2011 | 100% Polyester | |
| Martindale test | EN ISO 12947-1,2 | 30 000 | |
| Pilling resistance | EN ISO 12945-2 (2000T) | 4-5 | |
| 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 | 4 | |
| Tear growth resistance | EN ISO 13937-3 | ||
| Warp | 40 N | ||
| Weft | 40 N | ||
| Tensile Strength | EN ISO 13934-1 | ||
| Warp | 600 N | ||
| Weft | 400 N | ||
| Resistance to seam slippage | EN ISO 13936-2 | ||
| Warp | 4 mm | ||
| Weft | 4 mm | ||
| Pet-proof | BS 8479 (2000T) | 5, cat. X |
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.
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