Stretch Cotton Jersey - Cristoforo Colombo

SKU:  CC04203

€13,90 / m
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Color: Red

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An enduring symbol of freedom and non-conformity, the iconic marinière stripes have traversed the history of fashion: from the sailors of Normandy to the celebrated atmospheres of the French Riviera from the 1960s to today. A timeless motif that continues to represent effortless elegance and style.
This Stretch Jersey fabric (90% cotton, 10% elastane) combines comfort and elasticity, ensuring an impeccable fit and a pleasant fresh feeling on the skin. Soft, versatile, and easy to work with, it is perfect for creating original and refined garments, capable of adding a touch of dynamic elegance to any creation.

Composition

90% Cotton, 10% Elastane

Reason

Stripes

Height

125 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

170 g per linear meter

Washing instructions

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Description

Cotton, obtained from cotton wool, is a natural textile fiber that, over time, has become the queen of our modern wardrobes. Thanks to its countless properties, cotton is the undisputed star of clothing production, as it is absorbent, insulating, temperature-resistant, economical, and breathable. Our selection of ribbed cotton will allow you to choose from a variety of colors, and purchase a compact, crisp cotton blend, ideal for trousers, suits, and skirts.

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