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Our natural fiber fabrics have been produced with careful attention to environmental sustainability factors all through the supply chain.
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Apparel: Dress & Shirt Weight
Bedding
Bedding: Sheets
Bedding: Top of the Bed
Drapery
Drapery: Liners
Drapery: Sheers & Semi-Sheers
Drapery: Wide Width
Tabletop
Fabrics suitable for the making of table top items—table cloths, table runners, placemats.
Upholstery
Upholstery: Heavy Duty
Upholstery: Occasional Use
Upholstery: Slipcovers
Commodity Fabrics
Fabrics such as muslin, flannel, gauze, sateen and more that are commonly used in upholstery foundation work.
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Complete Collection Sample Set
Heavyweight Upholstery Sample Set
Light and Midweight Sample Set
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What does it mean for a fabric to be GOTS certified?
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Why is water treatment important?
What you can do to fight climate change
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