How is the 'double-weave' mentioned in the sofa description different from regular fabrics?
When choosing a fabric sofa and seeing the term 'double-weave' written in the fabric description, you might wonder if it has a structure that does not stretch easily even after sitting on it for a long time.
The Crevin Gaudi fabric from TXTR has a double structure woven through to the inside as well, so there is little stretching or deformation even after sitting on it for a long time.
Unlike fabrics where only the surface is woven and the inner side is padded, this structure weaves yarns through both the inside and outside.
In many cases, typical furniture fabrics are finished by weaving with texture only on the surface and applying an adhesive coating or thin reinforcement to the back. On the other hand, TXTR's CREVIN GAUDI fabric adopts a double-weave method in which yarns are intertwined and woven through to the inner surface as well[1].
Two layers of structure interlock firmly with each other to support the force. Even with repeated sitting and standing movements on the sofa, it reduces the phenomenon of the fabric shifting and stretching to one side or the corner shapes becoming distorted[2].
The specific fiber blend ratio of the CREVIN GAUDI fabric and its cleaning standards when stained have not yet been confirmed.
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Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 90kg |