Fabric categories

- Characteristics: Fabrics of the third category have increased strength and wear resistance. They are often used to make furniture and textiles that are subject to heavy use.

- Features: Fabrics in this category usually have a dense structure and good resistance to stains and dirt. They can be of various textures and colors, which makes them universal for various design solutions.

- Differences: The main difference between fabrics of the third category is their high strength and durability. They are great for use in commercial and public spaces.

-Notes: Thick and textured materials:
thick velor, chenille, suede, tapestry.
High wear resistance and abrasion resistance.
Good breathability and hygroscopicity.
Suitable for use
in rooms with high humidity.

- Characteristics: Fabrics of the fourth category have increased softness and elasticity. They are used to make upholstered furniture and textiles that should be comfortable and pleasant to the touch.

- Features: Fabrics in this category usually have a high degree of color fastness and protection from ultraviolet rays. They are easy to clean and care for.

- Differences: The main difference between fabrics of the fourth category is their softness and comfort. They are great for use in home interiors and for creating a cozy atmosphere.

-Notes: Chenille, velor and tapestries with increased density. Patterned suede. Increased strength and durability. Resistant to fading and deformation.

- Characteristics: Fabrics of the fifth category are high-quality and exclusive materials. They have special properties such as water-repellent properties and antibacterial coating.

- Features: Fabrics in this category most often have a luxurious appearance and unique patterns. They can be made from natural or man-made fibers, providing a variety of textures and colors.

- Differences: The main difference between fabrics of the fifth category is their exclusivity. They are intended for those who value quality and style in every detail of the interior.

-Notes: Dense fabrics included in the previous groups, but with the addition of natural fibers. Improved performance compared to categories 3 and 4. Increased softness and comfort. Resistant to stains and easy to maintain.