Velvet Lin
Velvet Lin is part of the Malone Collection, offering a recycled cotton velvet inspired by classic rustic linen velvet. Designed for high-use upholstery, Velvet Lin combines a soft textured finish with excellent durability, making it ideal for upholstery, curtains and soft furnishings.


Description
Velvet Lin is part of the Malone Collection, inspired by the classic look and feel of rustic linen velvet. Developed using recycled cotton, Velvet Lin maintains the resistance and durability required for high-use upholstery fabrics while offering a soft, warm and textured appearance.
Made from 65% polyester and 35% recycled cotton, Velvet Lin has been developed in line with an environmentally responsible approach. With a weight of 630g/m², a width of 140cm and a roll length of 40m, it provides a substantial and practical fabric option for upholstery, curtains and soft furnishing projects.
Velvet Lin brings together the key features needed for demanding interiors, offering durability, comfort and a stylish natural-inspired velvet finish.
Technical Properties
Composition: 65% Polyester, 35% Recycled Cotton
Weight: 630g/m²
Width: 140cm
Roll Length: 40m
Finish: Soft textured velvet
Material Feature: Made with recycled cotton
Use: High-use upholstery, curtains and soft furnishings
Application & Processing
Suitable for many kinds of upholstery and coverings within the upholstery industry. Also suitable for curtains and soft furnishings. Velvet Lin can be processed using standard methods including sewing, tacking, sticking and nailing.
Please note: Do not use solvent-based adhesives.
Fabric Care
Machine wash at 40°C or dry clean.
To minimise the effects of creasing and pile flattening, cushions should be turned regularly and used with a good-quality foam interior.
Vacuum regularly to remove surface dust and fluff.
A foam cleaner may be used for stains and should be applied with a large-pored sponge or specialist applicator, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Do not use a coarse or stiff-bristle brush. Avoid saturating the fabric with cleaning fluid or water, as this may cause discolouration.



















