Sien + Co
The thickest, most texturized outdoor fabric ever made with Sunbrella Performance Fabrics. Woven from 100% solution-dyed acrylic, our pillows resist UV radiation, mold, mildew, and staining meaning this beautiful fabric is worry-free and will last through the seasons inside and out. Named CINTA for its unique stripe look inspired by classic poolside living.
Dye lots may vary and as a result there may be a slight difference in color variations between your swatch and the final product. Fabric is sold in full-yard increments
Colors- Linen with Coal Black
Fabric width: 54"
Repeats:
0 W
7.68 H
Warp Abrasion: 55,000
Pilling (avg): 5
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
Clean with natural soap and lukewarm water, sponge and rinse thoroughly to remove dirt. Chlorine bleach (one part bleach and two parts water) can be used to clean stubborn stains. Rinse thoroughly and dry.
CERTIFICATIONS
CA Bulletin-117-Class 1, California Prop 65 Compliant, GREENGUARD Gold Certified, NFPA 260 - Class 1, OEKO-TEX Certified, REACH (EC1907/2006) Compliant, Skin Cancer Foundation Seal of Approval, UFAC - Class 1.
Shipping:
*We can typically ship same or next day when payment is received
*We will neatly fold and place the item in a box for shipping. If you like it to be in roll form please let us know and we will calculate shipping fees accordingly.
*We can also combine shipping to help you save even farther
Payment:
We accept payment in the form of:
Paypal & Credit Cards
Returns:
Each yard of material must be cut from the roll therefore we do not offer returns or exchanges, but if for any reason you are not happy with what you have received please contact us asap as we will handle any problems for you to insure your full satisfaction.
Contact:
*Please feel free to contact us at any time for questions or more details about any of our items.
*We have over a thousand styles and millions of yards of fabrics and other textiles available as well.
*If you are looking for something specific please let us know and we will do our best to get that for you.
