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Color: K-2009

Color, scale, proportion, and materiality define Forward Motion, Luum's first stripe for upholstery. Each colorway features five stripe colors in a varied layout that rhythmically come and go across the width of the textile. Created on Luum's recycled garment waste platform, pre-and-post consumer recycled wool garments are sorted, shredded, dyed, re-spun into yarns, and woven into a new textile, diverting waste from the landfill. Forward Motion easily coordinates with Stability, its solid companion textile.
Collection: Unified Field
Use: Upholstery
Designer: Suzanne Tick
Content: 75% Post Consumer and Pre Consumer Recycled Wool, 15% Polyester, 10% Nylon
Environmental: Recycled Content, Renewable Content, REACH Regulation Compliant
Weight: 16.78 oz per linear yard
Width: 56"
Pattern Repeat: 29.53" Horizontal
Directional: Yes
Finish: None
Abrasion: ASTM D4966 Martindale 50 000 cycles
Flame Retardancy: Cal TB 117-2013
Breaking Strength: ISO 13934-1 Warp 86.36 lbf, 91.64 Fill lbf
Seam Slippage: ASTM D4034 Warp 79 lbf, Fill 107 lbf
Colorfastness to Light: ISO 105-B02, Grade 5-6
Colorfastness to Crocking: ISO 105-X12, Wet Class 3, Dry Class 4-5
Pilling: ISO 12945 (Martindale), Class 3-4
Maintenance: S, Clean with a dry cleaning or solvent-based cleaning agent. Do not use water-based cleaning products.
Note: Wool is a natural product. Color variations are part of the natural beauty of wool and are not considered a defect.
Origin: Italy
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More about Luum Textiles
Luum Textiles designs sustainable, high-performance fabrics for modern commercial interiors. Guided by a fiber-first philosophy and led by creative director Suzanne Tick, Luum crafts integrated textile collections that blend aesthetics, functionality, and environmental responsibility.​