66190 Vanderbilt Velvet Dove Fabric

$347.00

Fabric Dimensions

Width: 55 in (140 cm)  |  Vertical Repeat: 16 1/8 in (41 cm)

Priced per yard · Order minimum 2 yards · 13% Cotton; 87% Viscose

Other Colors

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Sold by the yard — minimum 2 yards, in 0.5-yard increments.

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Schumacher 66190 Vanderbilt Velvet Dove Fabric is a 13% cotton; 87% viscose fabric in the Dove colorway from Schumacher’s Mary Mcdonald collection, sold by the yard.

A large-scale, linear design gives this Italian cut velvet fabric a graphic sensibility. The silk-like pile adds extra dimension and a luxurious hand to this upholstery woven.

Schumacher 66190 Vanderbilt Velvet Dove Fabric — Full Specifications

Design & Material
PatternVanderbilt Velvet
ColorDove
CollectionMary Mcdonald
TypeCut Velvet, Velvets, High Performance
StyleContemporary
MotifGeometric
ScaleLarge
Content13% Cotton; 87% Viscose
Main MaterialViscose
Dye TypeDirect
Size & Coverage
Item Width55 in (140 cm)
Horizontal Repeat13 7/8 in (35 cm)
Vertical Repeat16 1/8 in (41 cm)
MatchStraight
RailroadedNo
Yards Per Roll28.0 yards
Coverage385.0 sq ft
Sold ByPer yard
Order Minimum2 yards
Order Increment0.5 yard
Application
ApplicationCurtain, Upholstery, Multipurpose
CareDry Clean Recommended
Special AttributesHigh Performance
Performance & Compliance
AbrasionMartindale 40,000
Flame TestFINISH REQ FOR CAL TB 117
Country of OriginItaly
Country of FinishItaly
AvailabilityIn-Stock
Product Identifiers
Item Number66190
BrandSchumacher
CollectionMary Mcdonald

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