Tartan Cotton Flannel - Dunnottar

SKU:  CC00951

€16,90 / m
€19,90 / m
€16,90 / m
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Color: Red and Green

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Soft and warm cotton flannel with a classic tartan pattern, perfect for shirts, casual dresses, and winter accessories. A classic yet timeless fabric!

Composition

100% Cotton

Reason

Checked

Height

155 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

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Description

The Dunnottar Tartan Cotton Flannel is a soft and warm fabric, distinguished by the unmistakable Scottish tartan pattern—a true textile classic that continues to find its place in contemporary collections.

The brushed surface gives the fabric a soft, pleasant, and cozy hand feel, ideal for garments designed for the autumn and winter seasons. At the same time, the cotton ensures comfort and natural breathability, making this tartan flannel particularly pleasant to wear even in direct contact with the skin.

Versatile and easy to style, the Dunnottar Tartan Cotton Flannel is perfect for crafting flannel shirts, overshirts, casual dresses, skirts, relaxed trousers, and pajamas, but it can also be used to create textile accessories and coordinating winter details.

The traditional plaid design instantly gives character to any tailoring project, allowing for everything from classic, country styles to modern, urban, and casual interpretations. A pattern that transcends fashion seasons without ever losing its identity.

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