Japanese Designer Polka Dot Blue Dots Brown Non-Stretch Recycled Polyester Pinwale Corduroy DS33614

SKU: DS33614-1 Yard-Coffee

Retail Price $24.15

Pale blue polka dots stand out against a rich brown background, giving this simple repeat a cheerful, slightly nostalgic feel. Made from 100% recycled polyester, this pinwale corduroy pairs playful color contrast with its distinctive fine ribbed texture.

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Fabric at a Glance

Fiber composition
Recycled Polyester 100.0%
Fabric width
150 cm / 59 in
Fabric weight
200 gsmMediumweight
Stretch
Non-Stretch
Drape
Soft, with gentle flow, offering fluid movement and comfort.
Transparency
Opaque, provides minimal to no light penetration, offering full coverage.
Fabric construction
Pinwale Corduroy
Pattern
Polka Dot
Original source
Japanese Designer
Color
Brown
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