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Woven fabrics are built from two sets of yarns: th

Woven fabrics are built from two sets of yarns: the warp, which runs vertically along the length of the fabric, and the weft, which interlaces horizontally across the width. These yarns work together to create the structure, design, and texture of the final fabric.

Before weaving begins, the wool fibres need some preparation. They are too short and weak on their own, so they undergo a process called spinning. During spinning, the fibres are rapidly twisted together, forming a long, continuous yarn with the desired thickness and texture.

Warping the loom is the first step in getting the yarn ready for weaving. Long sections of warp yarn are wound onto a large drum called a warping drum. Once wound, the yarns are then transferred to a weaver's beam on the loom, prepared for the weaving process to begin.

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When the yarn is spun and warped, it goes on the l

When the yarn is spun and warped, it goes on the loom.

Here, the warp threads are interlaced with the weft, weaving their way into the beautiful fabric you know and love.

There are hundreds of weaving techniques, each creating its own unique texture and design as seen in our Texture and Exquisite Heathers collections.

We have a distinct advantage to weaving our fabrics in our own UK mills. Our in-house expertise allows us to adapt and make adjustments at any point in the process. It's a level of control that translates into exceptional quality you can trust.

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A versatile fabric with 19 colours to choose from,

A versatile fabric with 19 colours to choose from, our Texture collection compliments a wide range of design choices. Suitable for both commercial and home interiors.

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When manufacturing fabric, carding machines are us

When manufacturing fabric, carding machines are used to open, separate and align the wool fibres for efficient and consistent yarn production whilst also removing any remaining impurities.

These machines have wire-covered rollers (carding drums) that create a loose web, or sliver of wool.

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Woven with depth and character, our Classic Plain

Woven with depth and character, our Classic Plain II collection utilises a beautiful semi-plain fabric, offered in a captivating palette of 30 colours.

To ensures lasting performance, Classic Plain achieves 100,000 Martindale cycles and is inherently Crib 5.

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Create an atmosphere that inspires and fosters pro

Create an atmosphere that inspires and fosters productivity with our Classic Herringbone fabric.

Durable, versatile, and treated to crib 5 as standard. Available in 30 colours.

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