Printed Viscose Twill - Milano da Bere

SKU:  CV08003

€10,90 / m
€16,80 / m
€10,90 / m
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Color: White

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100% Viscose twill fabric with a print taken from a well-known 1982 fashion magazine that evokes the glamour of the glorious 80s for Italian fashion. Soft, warm fabric with a Viyella effect, fluid, with a rich hand and delicate drape, suitable for making shirts, blouses, skirts, and dresses. Fabric sold by the meter with worldwide shipping.

Composition

100% Viscose

Reason

Floral

Height

140 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

200 g per linear meter

Washing instructions

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Description

An urban and sophisticated aesthetic characterizes this printed viscose twill, ideal for those who wish to create garments with a modern and refined taste. The "Milano da Bere" pattern evokes metropolitan atmospheres and a dynamic style, perfect for creations that combine originality and sophistication. The particular twill weave gives the surface a distinctive diagonal texture, while the viscose helps to create a soft and fluid drape, enhancing silhouettes with natural elegance. Versatile and suitable for various tailoring projects, it is recommended for making dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses, and trousers, offering infinite pairing possibilities. A printed viscose fabric by the meter designed to add personality to your wardrobe with contemporary creations, ideal from day to night.

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