All our fabrics - Grey - Flannel - double sided - Ornaments

Design ornaments

In the category of printed fabrics with ornamental motifs you will find more expressive and subtle decorative ornaments, which repeat geometrically or combine gradually. More specifically, it is an abstract motif that uses geometry, natural or figurative elements of a more artistic design and shape. It is perfect for home decorations, curtains, upholstery and furniture renovation, as well as for the highly sought-after trachten fabrics, for example. It makes, of course, an integral part of wardrobes and bedding production.

Our wholesale offer also includes castle motifs from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, or bold floral designs that are printed on cotton sateen, cotton poplin or cotton plain. The ornaments should be complemented with unicolour fabrics from our UNI, which willenhance the charm of the ornament. Take advantage of our wholesale offer of printed fabrics and buy at lower wholesale prices with delivery throughout the EU.

In case you need to have your own ornament printed, or have a design of your own ornament motif, contact us — our individual wholesale custom production is at your disposal.

COTTON FLANNEL

Our flannel is created by combing 100% cotton canvas. The fabric can be combed on one or both sides, creating a fine hair that is "plush" to the touch. By combing, the fabric acquires its typical properties, such as exceptional softness and excellent moisture absorption. It's mainly characterized by its high warmth, lightness and breathability. Flannel is especially suitable during the cold months. Our Elmosa cotton flannel can be washed at 40° and ironing is generally unnecessary. There is no need to dry it in the dryer, as the fabric dries very quickly.

USE
You can use our cotton flannel for making bedding, shirts, trousers, pajamas, winter suits, children's clothing. It can also be used as a lining, glove inserts and clothing inserts.

DESIGNS
You'll find Uni-colour as well as printed fabrics in our flannel range. You'll find motifs of children, dice and Christmas.

Grey fabrics are neutral because they’re created by mixing two opposites: black and white. Grey fabrics are symbolic of compromise and reduce the intensity of colourful textiles in their surroundings. They look cautiously and inconspicuously. The fact that dirt is less visible on grey fabrics is also a great positive, which is why they’re often used in places with a high risk of getting dirty.