blackout curtain fabric
Product Details
We also produce extra-wide N/P taffeta series,including weaving,dyeing,embroidery,flocking, crush,pintuck etc ;
We specialized in producing Blackout Curtain fabric(printing,embossing;glossy,fully-dull)
5)Application:curtain fabric,upholstery fabric;
4)Width:1.5m/2.8m/3m
3)Weight:240g/sqm
2)Density:
1)Composition: P:100%
Blackout Curtains;Extra-wide hometextile fabric:
Detailed Description
blackout curtains
Composition:100% poly
Pattern:P/D ;printing;embossing
Width:1.5m/2.8m/3m
- Material:100% Polyester
- Feature:Black Out
- Technics:Woven
- Style:Plain
- Pattern:Printed
- Weight:240gsm
- Use:Curtain, Home Textile, Industry
- Feature:Blackout
- Technics:Woven
- Width:110"
- Style:Plain
- Pattern:Printed
- Type:blackout fabric
- Material:100% Polyester
- Country:China (Mainland)
- telephone:86-512-63539917
| Use: | Curtain, Home Textile, Industry |
| Feature: | Blackout |
| Technics: | Woven |
| Width: | 110" |
| Style: | Plain |
| Pattern: | Printed |
| Type: | blackout fabric |
| Material: | 100% Polyester |
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