Eloyse
Eloyse is part of the Malone Collection, offering a stylish and durable upholstery fabric with a refined natural blend. Designed for upholstery, curtains and soft furnishings, Eloyse combines polyester, viscose, cotton and linen to create a practical fabric with a soft, textured finish.


Description
Eloyse is part of the Malone Collection, bringing together a natural-look texture with reliable everyday performance. Designed for interiors that require both style and practicality, Eloyse is suitable for upholstery, curtains and soft furnishings.
The fabric is made from 41.5% polyester, 25% viscose, 22.8% cotton and 10.7% linen, giving it a balanced composition with a soft handle and natural appearance. With a weight of 605g/m², Eloyse offers a substantial, high-quality feel suitable for a range of interior applications.
Eloyse has been tested for performance, achieving 14,000 abrasion cycles and a Class B abrasion rating. It also offers good pilling resistance, with results of 4 after 2,000 and 5,000 cycles, making it a practical choice for decorative upholstery, curtains and soft furnishing projects.
Technical Properties
Composition: 41.5% Polyester, 25% Viscose, 22.8% Cotton, 10.7% Linen
Weight: 605g/m²
Abrasion Resistance: 14,000 cycles
Abrasion Class: Class B
Pilling Resistance: 2,000 cycles: 4, 5,000 cycles: 4
Pilling Class: Class B
Seam Slippage Resistance: Warp 2.90mm, Weft 3.0mm
Seam Slippage Class: Class A
Pochage Maximum Deformation: 18.14mm
Pochage Non-Recovered Deformation: 0.77mm
Application & Processing
Suitable for many kinds of upholstery and coverings within the upholstery industry. Also suitable for curtains and soft furnishings. Eloyse can be processed using standard methods including sewing, tacking, sticking and nailing.
Please note: Do not use solvent-based adhesives.
Fabric Care
Vacuum regularly to remove surface dust and fluff.
Clean stains as soon as possible to help prevent marks from settling into the fabric.
Use suitable fabric cleaning methods and avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning tools.
Do not over-saturate the fabric with cleaning fluid or water, as this may cause discolouration.

















