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Pottery Barn uses 'Breathe by Milliken' upholstery fabrics
15 Mar '17
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Courtesy: Pottery Barn
Home furnishings and furniture retailer Pottery Barn has used 'Breathe by Milliken' performance upholstery fabrics technology in its furniture collection and is also the first furniture industry placement for Milliken & Company. The Breathe by Milliken range is industry’s first fluorine free performance fabric available in both natural and recycled fibres.
According to Milliken, these fabrics are durable, repel everyday stains and clean easily without compromising the fabric’s look or soft feel.
Breathe by Milliken come with a plant based water-repellent, while offering protection without using PFCs, formaldehyde, or fire retardants, which are normally used in other performance fabrics. (AR)
According to Milliken, these fabrics are durable, repel everyday stains and clean easily without compromising the fabric’s look or soft feel.
Breathe by Milliken come with a plant based water-repellent, while offering protection without using PFCs, formaldehyde, or fire retardants, which are normally used in other performance fabrics. (AR)
Fibre2Fashion News Desk – India
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