Yarn-Dyed Chambray in Linen and Cotton - Capoliveri
SKU: SKU: CL00537
- Regular price
- €19,90 / m
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Chambray made of 60% linen and 40% cotton.
This is a plain-weave fabric characterized by colored warp yarns and white weft yarns: this particular technique gives it the typical heathered effect, light and refined. The name comes from the French city of Chambray, where it was originally produced. In the past, it was mainly used in dark shades, intended for workwear, as they were better suited to hide dirt and stains. Versatile and natural, this fabric offers an understated elegance: cool, breathable, and pleasant to the touch, it is ideal for creating garments with a polished yet informal style, such as men's and women's shirts, shirt dresses, and skirts.
Composition
60% Linen, 40% Cotton
Reason
Solid Color
Height
Weight gram per linear meter
180 g per linear meter
Washing instructions
Product details
Composition
60% Linen, 40% Cotton
Reason
Solid Color
Height
Weight gram per linear meter
180 g per linear meter
Washing instructions
Hand wash or machine wash at 40°
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Payments
Shipping
We ship worldwide! In Italy only, we offer free shipping with a minimum order of €89. Our prices vary by country; simply add the items to your cart and the shipping cost will be calculated at checkout.
Payments
We accept all major payment methods: cash on delivery, credit cards, PostePay, bank transfer, and PayPal.
Further details
Description
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