Floral Print Linen Blend - Ottavia

SKU:  CL00104

€23,90 / m
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Color: Blue

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A rich blend for this fresh print designed exclusively for Tosca Italian Fabrics by our Belgian designer Sacha Van. A fresh, lightweight, comfortable fabric, ideal for skirts, trousers, and dresses.

Composition

Reason

Floral

Height

140 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

250 g per linear meter

Washing instructions

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Description

Viscose, or rayon, or even vegetable silk, is a semi-synthetic artificial fiber obtained from cellulose through chemical processes. The main trees from which cellulose is extracted are beech, eucalyptus, pine, corn, and bamboo, as well as soybeans and sugarcane. Viscose fabrics, thanks to their fluid drape and smooth, velvety surface, ensure a perfect fit, and can be considered a valid alternative to cotton. Solid-color viscose crepe remains one of our bestsellers, a natural fabric so versatile it can be elegant or casual, with a soft, flowing hand, suitable for creating a wide range of garments, such as shirts, skirts, dresses, or trousers. All you have to do is unleash your imagination, confident that our crepe will perfectly complement your unique designs.

Available colors: 102 - OTTAVIA WHITE: Linen blend with a cream-colored polka dot print. 104 - OTTAVIA BLUE: Linen blend with a navy blue, multicolored floral print.

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