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1 The key to the success of our fabrics is our awareness about their importance in modern interior. Fargotex products are the guarantee for the highest quality that is the result of our passion and experience. The comfort of our clients and aesthetics of our products are our goals since the beginning. We are doing our best to meet the expectations of our customers who are looking for the best textiles. The variety of structures and richness of colours and shades makes that dreams about timeless interior design come true. Magic Home Collection fills up the whole and creates a complex offer for everyone. It is possible thanks to the unique practical values and the ease of cleaning of fabrics from Magic Home Collection. SYSTEM MAGIC HOME MAGIC HOME COLLECTION EASY LIFE COATING Coating preventing the fabric from absorbing liquids. ABRASION RESISTANCE Test Martindale > High resistance against abrasion EASY CLEANING It allows to clean the stains, such as coffee and tea stains easily with water or soapy water. SOFT TOUCH With its custom-made special texture, it has a very soft and silky feel. Instructions for use of FARGOTEX furniture fabrics from the collection Magic Home Collection I. FLOCK CHARACTERISTICS 1. Flock an article having a covering attached to the backing. 2. A characteristic feature of a flocked fabric is softness and pleasure to the touch, which is obtained by long pile. 3. Compaction of fibers, and as a result, shading in everyday use is a natural feature of these fabrics. II. CHENILLE CHARACTERISTICS 1. Chenille fabric a fabric containing chenille yarns in the warp and/ or weft. 2. Chenille fabrics are created using the latest manufacturing techniques and finishing processes. It is a chenille yarn weave, providing softness and silky shine at the same time. 3. The distinctive feature of this fabric is its irregular surface that gives a unique effect of light and shadow. 4. Upholstery materials may exhibit typical features, such as sensitivity to touch and iridescence, ie. variation of gloss and shade dependent on the angle of light even in the same batch, pilling, electrostatic properties (ie. the attraction of dust, pollen, fibers, etc.) 5. In order to keep the fabric on the furniture brand new, make sure that any dirt, dust or other contaminants do not remain long on the fabric s surface. It is recommended to vacuum and clean the furniture regularly and brush manually using a soft brush, but without excessive friction, not to cause damage to the fibers. III. FLAT WOVEN FABRICS CHARACTERISTICS 1. Flat woven fabric with weft and warp threads intersecting at right angles. When choosing a flat woven fabric, beside the parameters of fabric, take into account the type of fiber from which it is made, because the fiber has a significant impact on the subsequent features. Depending on the type of fiber, flat woven fabric can exhibit characteristics of other types of fabrics, e.g. flat woven fabrics with chenille fiber can be characterized by the presence of pilling. IV. ECO LEATHER CHARACTERISTICS 1. Eco-leather - synthetic leather, breathable outer layer made of 100% polyurethane. 2. The F symbol is placed at the backing - guaranteed quality label for all Fargotex eco-leather V. RULES OF USE 1. While choosing the fabrics, consider the technical characteristics of the product. 2. Upholstery fabrics must be used according to their designated purpose. 3. Do not use sharp tools while unpacking, as this might cause damage to the fabric. 4. While moving the piece of furniture or an element of the set, under no condition hold its upholstery or loose elements (cushions), as this might cause irreversible deformation or tear of the upholstery material. 5. Avoid exposing the upholstery to strong, point tensions (e.g. jumping on the piece of furniture), as they might result in loosening, tearing or ripping as well as other mechanical damages. 6. Do not place the furniture in a distance shorter than 1.5 m from the active sources of heat, such as radiators, ovens, stoves etc. 7. The fabrics must be protected against the negative influence of the weather conditions (e. g. rain, frost) and direct sun, as this may damage the upholstery fabrics (e.g. permanent discoloring, fracture, etc.) 8. In utility rooms the suitable conditions of operation, i. e. temperature from 19 to 23 C degrees and the air humidity within 50-70%, must be strictly observed, and they must be regularly aired. Other values result in, i. a., permanent change of the colours, irremovable stains, stronger dust pull (through electrification), mould growing on the upholstery fabrics, etc. 9. The upholstery fabrics must be unconditionally protected against hot plates, animals, unsuitable children s play, food and beverage (i. a. alcohol) consumption. Failure to act with caution may result in irreversible changes to the structure, colour and features of the fabrics (permanent discolouring, stains, tears, fractures and other damages etc.). 10. The upholstery fabrics must be protected against excess and sudden friction, especially in the same place (e.g. while cleaning or by placing it in a too narrow passageway). The upholstered furniture (especially with a function) must have the suitable usable space, so that it is not exposed to permanent damages. 11. Any upholstered furniture must be used evenly, so that the natural deformation of the upholstery is even within the whole piece of furniture. It is recommendable to smoothen the seat and back area immediately after it has been used, in order to reduce the natural tendency for corrugation and creasing of the upholstery fabrics under the influence of a long lasting load, heat and humidity of the body (corrugation and creasing of the upholstery fabric is not a defect, but a natural effect, the bigger the upholstered area, the stronger the tendency to corrugate and crease). 12. Any covers, blankets etc. used for covering the upholstered fabrics must not have any bristles on the side contacting the upholstery (the surfaces must be plane), as the fibers of the blanket and the upholstery fabric may connect and create fiber pilings which are very difficult to remove. 13. You must unconditionally avoid the contact of the upholstery fabrics in light colours with fabrics which colours may run (e.g. jeans, clothes, blankets and cushions in intense colours), as it may result in a permanent colouring to the upholstery (it is not a defect of the upholstery fabrics). At the same time you must remember that the furniture made of fabrics in intense colours (including red, dark blue or brown) may, under suitable factors, run colour also in the initial stage of using, which is a natural feature of the fabrics coloured in full and you must avoid sitting on them wearing clothes in light colours.

VI. RULES OF FABRIC CARE 1. The upholstery fabrics must be regularly cleaned and maintained, according to the manuals attached. 2. The upholstery fabric must be kept clean.

The liquids must be wiped from the fabric surface with a well-absorbing material without putting any pressure.

If the liquid leaves a stain, it must be removed with a soaped cotton cloth, without spreading the stain.

2 VI. RULES OF FABRIC CARE 1. The upholstery fabrics must be regularly cleaned and maintained, according to the manuals attached. 2. The upholstery fabric must be kept clean. In order to protect it against dirt, the fabric must be dusted with the use of vacuum cleaner or manually, with a wet cloth. 3. The liquids must be wiped from the fabric surface with a well-absorbing material without putting any pressure. The remaining liquid must be wiped with a clean and dry material (cotton cloth, paper towel etc), with a little pressure. 4. If the liquid leaves a stain, it must be removed with a soaped cotton cloth, without spreading the stain. You must change the side of the soaped cloth after each contact with the fabric, so that the stain is not spread or rubbed in. Then, the soap must be rinsed with water. 5. Dry dirt (mud, dust, powder, cosmetics etc.) must be vacuumed from the fabric before the substance is absorbed by the fabric. If there are any remains, the dirt must be shaken of and brushed delicately with a brush. If the stain remains, it must be wept with round moves with the use of a soaped, cotton cloth. 6. For other stains you must wet a cotton cloth and soap it with a hypoallergenic soap. Then the stain must be wept with a little pressure, without spreading it. It must be done with round, delicate moves. 7. Spilt liquid must be cleaned immediately, by wiping it from the outer area of the stain towards the middle, without too much friction. 8. After the cleaning, the area around the stain must be wept with a wet cloth, so that the same level of moisture is maintained. The fabric must be dried with round moves, using a hairdryer set at low heat level. 9. Hypoallergenic soap must be used for cleaning the product. It is not recommended to use washing-up agent, liquid soap, solvent with alkaline reaction and based on kerosene and detergents used in household, such as bleacher etc. 10. Never use iron for drying the fabrics. 11. Do not use the carpet cleaning agent. 12. Regular cleaning and maintenance of the upholstery fabrics prevents permanent dirt and prolongs its lifetime. 13. All products designated to cleaning and maintenance of upholstery fabrics must be first checked on an invisible spot. The agents must be used on surfaces, applied from seam to seam. Do not rub the stained surfaces, as you may damage the fabric. For stains which got absorbed by the surface, best ask for an expert s opinion. Do not remove the stains with solvents (bleachers, turpentine, petrol etc.). This way you may spread or consolidate the stains. VII. EASY TO CLEAN FABRICS CLEANING MANUAL INK STAINS: pen, pencil, marker LIQUID STAINS: coffee, tea, juice etc. STICKY STAINS: ketchup, mayonnaise, yoghurt, sauces etc. Apply a small amount of water on the stain, then drain with a paper towel. For difficult stains, soak the stain again and wipe with a micro-fiber cloth using green soap, until the stain is completely removed. Then, sprinkle with water and drain, until the soap is completely removed. 1. Collect the spilt liquid with an absorbing towel. 2. Apply a small amount of water on the stain 3. Wipe the stain with a soft, wet cloth (or a cloth with soap), with delicate, round moves 4. Leave for drying. DRY DIRT: dust, powder etc. Remove the dry dirt from the surface with a vacuum cleaner; if needed, use also a dry cloth. Do not use water for this type of dirt.

3 FARGOTEX ORION EASY CLEANING FABRIC Orion Technical Specification Fabric type: chenille fabric Composition: 100% polyester Weight: 328 g/m² ± 5% Width: 142 cm ± 2 cm Seam slippage: warp 1/2 mm / weft 2/3 mm Test martindale: > Colour fastness test: dry 5 / wet 5, Orion 08 i 11: dry 3-4 / wet 4-5 Tear strenght: warp > 32 N / weft > 24 N Tensille strenght: warp > 372 N / weft > 523 N Colour fastness to light: 4 Pilling: 4 ORION 1 ORION 2 ORION 3 ORION 4 ORION 5 ORION 6 ORION 7 ORION 8 ORION 9 ORION 10 ORION 11 ORION 12 ORION 13 ORION 14 ORION 15 ORION 16 ORION 17 ORION 18 ORION 19 ORION 20 ORION 21 ORION 22 ORION 23

4 FARGOTEX I VIENNA I eco leather Test martindale: > VIENNA 1 VIENNA 2 VIENNA 3 VIENNA 4 VIENNA 5 VIENNA 6 VIENNA 7 VIENNA 8 VIENNA 9 VIENNA 10 VIENNA 11 VIENNA 12 VIENNA 13 VIENNA 14 VIENNA 15 VIENNA 16 VIENNA 17

5 FARGOTEX SOFIA EASY CLEANING FABRIC Fabric type: chenille fabric Test martindale: > Colour fastness to light: 4 Pilling: 4/5 SOFIA 1 SOFIA 2 SOFIA 3 SOFIA 4 SOFIA 5 SOFIA 6 SOFIA 7 SOFIA 8 SOFIA 9 SOFIA 10 SOFIA 11 SOFIA 12 SOFIA 13 SOFIA 14 SOFIA 15 SOFIA 16 SOFIA 17 SOFIA 18 SOFIA 19 SOFIA 20 SOFIA 21 SOFIA 22 SOFIA 23 SOFIA 24 SOFIA 25 SOFIA 26 SOFIA 27

6 FARGOTEX STONE EASY CLEANING FABRIC Fabric type: chenille flat woven fabric Composition: 100% Polyester Test martindale: Colour fastess to light: 5/6 Pilling: 4/5 STONE 02 STONE 03 STONE 04 STONE 05 STONE 06 STONE 07 STONE 08 STONE 09 STONE 10 STONE 11 STONE 12 STONE 13 STONE 14 STONE 15 STONE 16

7 FARGOTEX CAMELEON EASY CLEANING FABRIC Fbric type: chenille fabric Test martindale: Colour fastness to light: 5 Pilling: 4/5 CAMELEON 1 CAMELEON 2 CAMELEON 3 CAMELEON 4 CAMELEON 5 CAMELEON 6 CAMELEON 7 CAMELEON 8 CAMELEON 9 CAMELEON 10 CAMELEON 11 CAMELEON 12 CAMELEON 13 CAMELEON 14 CAMELEON 15

8 FARGOTEX GLAM VELVET EASY CLEANING FABRIC Fabric type: Velour Composition: 100% Polyester Test martindale: Colour fastness to light: 4/5 Pilling: 4/5 GLAM VELVET 1 GLAM VELVET 2 GLAM VELVET 3 GLAM VELVET 4 GLAM VELVET 5 GLAM VELVET 6 GLAM VELVET 7 GLAM VELVET 8 GLAM VELVET 9 GLAM VELVET 10 GLAM VELVET 11 GLAM VELVET 12 GLAM VELVET 13 GLAM VELVET 14 GLAM VELVET 15 GLAM VELVET 16 GLAM VELVET 17 GLAM VELVET 18 GLAM VELVET 19 GLAM VELVET 20 GLAM VELVET 2 1 GLAM VELVET 22 GLAM VELVET 23 GLAM VELVET 24 GLAM VELVET 25 GLAM VELVET 26 GLAM VELVET 27 GLAM VELVET 28 GLAM VELVET 29 GLAM VELVET 30 GLAM VELVET 31 GLAM VELVET 32 GLAM VELVET 33 GLAM VELVET 34 GLAM VELVET 35 GLAM VELVET 36 GLAM VELVET 37 GLAM VELVET 38 GLAM VELVET 39 GLAM VELVET 40

SYSTEM ZERO SPOT ZERO SPOT is aesthetics and advanced technology An exceptional system of protection against dirt was invented in Italvelluti laboratories. It is the ZERO SPOT SYSTEM.

The system makes the material extremely resistant to dirt, either wet or dry.

Removing stains Stains is the dirt which got on the surface of textile as the result of use of the furniture or by the influence of the environment.

Most often it is a mixture, which has to be eliminated by proper stain removers.

When starting to remove a stain, first it is important to determine the kind of substance, which has created the stain and the kind of material the textile is made of.

It should be kept in mind that: - strong acids destroy textiles made of plant fibres(cotton and linen), - even weak or diluted lye, weakens materials made of animal fibres (wool,

use solvents, bleachers or special bleachers in small amounts, - while cleaning, always open the window and find a place far away from fire, - the quality of dye should be checked

When a fabric has been already cleaned with one of chemical agents, first it should be thoroughly dried, rinsed and only then another agent can be applied.

In case of dyed materials first you should perform a test, in the place that is not easily seen, to check what effect the agent has on the dye.

A fresh stain can be removed much easier, because the substance which caused the stain has not managed to go deep enough inside the fibresthe textile consists of.

g. magnesia) and those which decolourizethe staining substance or make it easy to remove chemical compounds. 1. Wet stains 2.

Over the years we have cooperated with the largest authorities on designing fabrics e.g. Mauro Lipparini, Laura Galetti or Claudio Nicolli.We also have a designing studio.

It means skilful combining of the materials of different textures, colours, design in a single, solid thematic whole.

9 SYSTEM ZERO SPOT ZERO SPOT is aesthetics and advanced technology An exceptional system of protection against dirt was invented in Italvelluti laboratories. It is the ZERO SPOT SYSTEM. The same name of the fabric reminds about the fact that the system was first introduced in the very ZERO SPOT textile. The system makes the material extremely resistant to dirt, either wet or dry. The use of the system does not limits the ventilation, which has great influence on comfort of using furniture. Removing stains Stains is the dirt which got on the surface of textile as the result of use of the furniture or by the influence of the environment. In other words it is non desirable matter in an inappropriate place. The kind and the composition of stains usually differs a lot. In general stains rarely consist of one substance. Most often it is a mixture, which has to be eliminated by proper stain removers. Consequently, to remove a stain, it is quite often necessary to apply various kinds of stain removers one after another. When starting to remove a stain, first it is important to determine the kind of substance, which has created the stain and the kind of material the textile is made of. It will allow using such agent, which will remove the stain and will not damage the fabric. It should be kept in mind that: - strong acids destroy textiles made of plant fibres(cotton and linen), - even weak or diluted lye, weakens materials made of animal fibres (wool, natural silk), - hot water and caustic soap destroy woolen and synthetic materials, - oxidizing agents (chloride, soda) weakens cotton, linen and destroys wool, - to clean the stains use solvents, bleachers or special bleachers in small amounts, - while cleaning, always open the window and find a place far away from fire, - the quality of dye should be checked before cleaning, - do not use acetone to clean the materials made of acetate fibrebecause they will dissolve, - do not mix chemicals. When a fabric has been already cleaned with one of chemical agents, first it should be thoroughly dried, rinsed and only then another agent can be applied. After choosing the stain removing agent the technique of getting it out is to be set. In case of dyed materials first you should perform a test, in the place that is not easily seen, to check what effect the agent has on the dye. The stains removing process should be done as soon as it is possible after noticing the stain. A fresh stain can be removed much easier, because the substance which caused the stain has not managed to go deep enough inside the fibresthe textile consists of. While removing stains you can use different techniques like mechanical actions (e.g. crumbling, scraping), higher temperature (a hot iron), solvents (e.g. turpentine, petrol) porous substances (e.g. magnesia) and those which decolourizethe staining substance or make it easy to remove chemical compounds. 1. Wet stains 2. Dry Stains EN From the very beginning the ambition of Italvelluti has been to create refined, modern textiles with attractive design. Over the years we have cooperated with the largest authorities on designing fabrics e.g. Mauro Lipparini, Laura Galetti or Claudio Nicolli.We also have a designing studio. Italvelluti, as one of the first, has introduced the term: collection with reference to decorative fabrics. It means skilful combining of the materials of different textures, colours, design in a single, solid thematic whole. Twice a year Italvelluti introduces new collections to the market of fabrics.the company takes into account all the current trends in the branch of design and interior decoration.our customers are certain that when they choose our fabrics they not only get the quality and attractive price but also the most fashionable design, colours and finishing of the fabrics. As the result of our position in the area of pattern-designing we are regularly invited to the exclusive trade event which is Proposte textile fair held in Como every year. EN By making use of the newest technologies available now in the textile industry, Italvelluti creates fabrics which combine extraordinary, aesthetic qualities with incredible functional features. Innovatory fabrics protected by nanotechnology the ZERO SPOT SYSTEM can be the example of that. These textiles are extremely resistant to any dirt and stains. Another example is the whole series of materials destined to be used out door as well as inside. Many known producers of famous world trademarks use the fabrics produced in Montemurlo factory. We have the pleasure to provide them to the best manufacturers in middle east Europe. We are proud that the design of our textiles contributes to the creation of beautiful and original furniture which are appreciated by the customers. SYSTEM NANO STOP SYSTEM HCHO free

10 ITALVELLUTI PEPE EASY CLEANING FABRIC PEPE is a chenille fabric with short, melange pile. It is soft as velvet and very pleasant to the touch, closely resembling noble velour. However, there is no heavy shading or strong lift reflexes which can be considered drawbacks of velour. The matt surface of the fabric emphasizes its elegance, strengthens the colour depth and positively affects the visual reception of the product. PEPE is so incredibly soft and gentle thanks to the special polyester fibre it is made of. It provides durability and facilitates keeping the fabric clean, also thanks to the ZERO SPOT SYSTEM. The ZERO SPOT SYSTEM is a unique technology, patented by ITALVELLUTI, which blocks liquids and facilitates stain removal. It makes fabric durable and extremely easy in everyday use. Soft, practical colours allow you to fit your furniture to any interior style and colour. Without a doubt, PEPE is an incredibly durable and elegant fabric which will meet the requirements of even the most demanding customers. Test Martindale : PEPE 02 PEPE 03 PEPE 12 PEPE 15 PEPE 17 PEPE 18 PEPE 101 PEPE 103 FPEPE 106 PEPE 107 PEPE 111 PEPE 112 PEPE 113 PEPE 114 PEPE 119

11 ITALVELLUTI ADAMANTIO EASY CLEANING FABRIC ADAMANTIO is an innovative product of the microfibre group. Owing to technological Italvelluti know-how instead of the typical microfibre suede structure we have managed to create an innovatory effect of natural wool. Thanks to its elastic and tight structure ADAMANTIO easily matches with all upholstered shapes of either classic or modern furniture. The thickness and elasticity of ADAMANTIO guarantee that any roughness or the edge of furniture on which not aesthetical creases usually appear, are smooth and elegant. All kinds of special seams are heightened and expressive. ADAMANTIO contains 100% of polyester fibre. It is the product of very high resistance and invulnerability to pilling. ADAMANTIO is characterized by extreme easiness of maintenance in cleanness. The Zero Spot System technology makes it extremely resistant to dirt, either wet or dry. Test Martidale: ADAMANTION 318 ADAMANTION 352 ADAMANTION 371 ADAMANTION 368 ADAMANTION 393 ADAMANTION 332 ADAMANTION 369 ADAMANTION 330 ADAMANTION 367 ADAMANTION 329 ADAMANTION 357 ADAMANTION 375 ADAMANTION 361 ADAMANTION 307 ADAMANTION 333 ADAMANTION 334 ADAMANTION 365 ADAMANTION 364 ADAMANTION 394 ADAMANTION 382 ADAMANTION 389 ADAMANTION 395 ADAMANTION 306 ADAMANTION 350 ADAMANTION 388 ADAMANTION 372 ADAMANTION 391 ADAMATION 390 ADAMANTION 386 ADAMANTION 355

12 ITALVELLUTI BRILL EASY CLEANING FABRIC Simply said, BRILL means elegance, durability and comfort. Thanks to the fibres used and the workmanship, each colour variant of this fabric shines with many tones, with the subtle addition of the brilliant glow, characteristic of exquisite, refined textiles. Two tones of colour, combined with subtle shading, creates the fabric s unique character, bringing out the best in wide, smooth surfaces. BRILL has excellent technical parameters, as well as means of protection in the form of ZERO SPOT SYSTEM - the fabric is thus durable and, more importantly, easy to maintain. This technology prevents deep penetration by spilt liquids and facilitates the removal of all kinds of stains. Test Martindale: BRILL 1 BRILL 2 BRILL 3 BRILL 4 BRILL 5 BRILL 6 BRILL 7 BRILL 8 BRILL 9 BRILL 10 BRILL 11 BRILL 12 BRILL 13 BRILL 14 BRILL 15 BRILL 16 BRILL 17 BRILL 18 BRILL 19 BRILL 20 BRILL 21 BRILL 22 BRILL 23 BRILL 24 BRILL 25 BRILL 26 BRILL 27 BRILL 28

13 ITALLVELUTI PERSEMPRA 01 EASY CLEANING FABRIC Test martindale: Pilling: test ( 1/5) 5 PERSEMPRA 1 PERSEMPRA 2 PERSEMPRA 3 PERSEMPRA 4 PERSEMPRA 5 PERSEMPRA 6 PERSEMPRA 7 PERSEMPRA 8 PERSEMPRA 9 PERSEMPRA 10 PERSEMPRA 11 PERSEMPRA 12 PERSEMPRA 1 3 PERSEMPRA 14 PERSEMPRA 15 PERSEMPRA 16 PERSEMPRA 17 PERSEMPRA 18 PERSEMPRA 19 PERSEMPRA 20 PERSEMPRA 21 PERSEMPRA 22 PERSEMPRA 23 PERSEMPRA 24 PERSEMPRA 25 PERSEMPRA 26 PERSEMPRA 28

14 ITALVELLUTI TOKYO (JAPAN COLLECTION) EASY CLEANING FABRIC These are the features of the JAPAN COLLECTION. Subdued colours and unique character of the TOKYO fabric are blended with its continuous and dynamic transformation. This fabric seems to live its own life. As a result of many technical tests, it was possible to highlight and sustain the shading effect of its nap. This is what makes the fabric look different after almost every touch. The characteristic appearance and delicacy make TOKYO resemble velour. From the technical point of view, however, the product is much more durable than velour and simply of better quality. The fabric, thus, may be defined as microvelour, combining the durability and practicality of microfibre with the delicacy, softness and elegance of velour. The customers who are familiar with the two above-mentioned fabrics will easily understand the positive features of TOKYO. Martindale test: Pilling: test ( 1/5) >5 TOKYO T2 TOKYO T 3 TOKYO T 4 TOKYO T 6 TOKYO T 9 TOKYO T 10 TOKYO T14 TOKYO T60 TOKYO T101 TOKYO T102 TOKYO T108 TOKYO T109 TOKYO T110 TOKYO T111 TOKYO T112 TOKYO T114 TOKYO T115 TOKYO T118 TOKYO T119 TOKYO T120 TOKYO T122 TOKYO T160 TOKYO T161 TOKYO T162 TOKYO T182 TOKYO T183 TOKYO T184 TOKYO T188 TOKYO T207 TOKYO T258 FIORE 01 FIORE 03 FIORE 04 FIORE 06 FIORE 07 FIORE 203 FIORE 204 FIORE 206 FIORE 198

15 ITALLVELUTI I FAVOLA I EASY CLEANING FABRIC FAVOLA is an elegant fabric with practically unlimited lifespan. We must emphasise its great mechanical resistance and particularly robust coloration. Thanks to the ZERO SPOT SYSTEM it is also highly resistant to staining and dirt. This technology prevents deep penetration by spilt liquids and facilitates the removal of all kinds of stains. Aside from typical synthetic textile traits, FAVOLA is characterized by incredible softness, thickness and flexibility, emphasising the shape of the furniture and the clarity of stitches. Its delicate structure, subtle screening properties and an interesting colour palette make it possible to match it to any style of interior. Test Martindale: Pilling: test(1/5) 5 FAVOLA 1 FAVOLA 2 FAVOLA 3 FAVOLA 4 FAVOLA 5 FAVOLA 6 FAVOLA 7 FAVOLA 8 FAVOLA 9 FAVOLA 10 FAVOLA 11 FAVOLA 12 FAVOLA 13 FAVOLA 14 FAVOLA 15 FAVOLA 16 FAVOLA 17 FAVOLA 18 FAVOLA 19 FAVOLA 20 FAVOLA 21 FAVOLA 22 FAVOLA 23 FAVOLA 24 FAVOLA 25 FAVOLA 26 FAVOLA 27 FAVOLA 28 FAVOLA 29 FAVOLA 30

16 ITALLVELUTI PERSEMPRA 02 EASY CLEANING FABRIC Test Martindale: Pilling: test ( 1/5) >5 PERSEMPRA 201 PERSEMPRA 202 PERSEMPRA 203 PERSEMPRA 204 PERSEMPRA 205 PERSEMPRA 206 PERSEMPRA 207 PERSEMPRA 208 PERSEMPRA 209 PERSEMPRA 210 PERSEMPRA 211 PERSEMPRA 212 PERSEMPRA 213 PERSEMPRA 214 PERSEMPRA 215 PERSEMPRA 216 PERSEMPRA 217 PERSEMPRA 218 PERSEMPRA 219 PERSEMPRA 220 PERSEMPRA 221 PERSEMPRA 222 PERSEMPRA 223 PERSEMPRA 224 PERSEMPRA 225 PERSEMPRA 226 PERSEMPRA 228 PERSEMPRA 228

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