Down to Earth with Kehls Fabrics
Whether you want a natural fabric, the look of a natural fabric or a fabric that is made from recycled fibres, Kehls can assist you with a variety of fabrics in earthy and neutral tones.
Cotton Canvas – (Charcoal)
This beautiful fabric is 100% cotton, 400gsm, and 148cm wide. Ideal for a couch or armchairs. It would match perfectly with any of the earthy tones that are so popular this season.
Panama
This range is 100% cotton and has a soft texture. It has the added bonus of being water and stain resistant. A good choice for covering couches that have big cushions.
Pure Life
Although not 100% cotton, these fabrics are made up of 65% recycled fibres. Great if you are environmentally conscious! The range is 2.8m wide, so the fabric can be used for curtains
Woven Slubby
This range is a “looks like” range. It looks like a linen but is stronger and therefore more durable. A very wise choice for any upholstery.
Canvas Capri
When you look at and feel this fabric you would say that it was 100% natural cotton but it is a polycotton. With a gsm of 455, it is a durable fabric that can take “high traffic” areas. You are spoilt for choice with the colour range.
Contact: Kehls.
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