Burn-Out Fabric

Burn-out fabric (devoré fabric) featuring a semi-transparent pattern effect created through a chemical process that dissolves selected fibers, forming a distinctive contrast between sheer and solid areas. This fabric delivers a lightweight, layered aesthetic with strong visual depth, making it ideal for curtains, decorative panels, fashion textiles, and soft furnishing applications in residential and hospitality interiors. OEM/ODM customization is available, including pattern engineering, transparency control, and Pantone color matching to meet diverse design requirements.

Key Features:

  • Unique burn-out (devoré) effect with sheer and opaque contrast
  • Lightweight structure with elegant drape and fluidity
  • High visual depth and decorative appeal
  • Suitable for curtains, panels, and decorative textile applications
  • Optional flame-retardant and functional finishing available
  • Colorfast and stable performance
  • Ideal for residential, hospitality, and commercial interiors
  • OEM & ODM customization supported
  • Custom pattern development and transparency control available
  • Pantone color matching for project consistency
  • Flexible MOQ for bulk orders and small-batch production

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فلتر
4 أعمدة قائمة
100% Polyester / 420 GSM / 142 cm (56 in)
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