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Caroline Ollivier
Marketing Director, Carnegie Fabrics
New York City , NY
Marketing Director, Carnegie Fabrics
New York City , NY
Product Description
We are pleased to announce an exciting revamp of the revolutionary Xorel line of fabrics. Woven from 100% polyethylene single-strand yarns that were pioneering at the time, Xorel not only has the inherent properties of great strength and remarkable colorfastness, but also is antifungal, antibacterial, waterproof and nonabsorbent. Even more, it offers an extremely low toxicity and off-gassing that makes it a sustainable choice. Improving on this groundbreaking standard, there is a rousing new range of patterns and colors.
Dash is a softly reflective pattern with complex color mixtures in new colored neutrals. Laser and Flashback, meanwhile, speak out with bright Day-Glo hues, just as Quarry, Mesh, Flux, and Prism tantalize with abundant texture. Tweed, Rattan, Reef, and Strata round out the new offerings with a handwoven yet industrial inspired by chunky tweeds and nubby wovens.
Strie is characterized by a sophisticated range of tined neutrals with reflective surfaces and luminously metallic colors. Meanwhile, Nexus is a visually tactile fabric that looks both technical and organic, its colors seamlessly shifting across it. Offering a bolder, brighter statement is Meteor, with its saturated and opaque palette of full and rich tones.
Dash is a softly reflective pattern with complex color mixtures in new colored neutrals. Laser and Flashback, meanwhile, speak out with bright Day-Glo hues, just as Quarry, Mesh, Flux, and Prism tantalize with abundant texture. Tweed, Rattan, Reef, and Strata round out the new offerings with a handwoven yet industrial inspired by chunky tweeds and nubby wovens.
Strie is characterized by a sophisticated range of tined neutrals with reflective surfaces and luminously metallic colors. Meanwhile, Nexus is a visually tactile fabric that looks both technical and organic, its colors seamlessly shifting across it. Offering a bolder, brighter statement is Meteor, with its saturated and opaque palette of full and rich tones.