Sustainable Elegance
Taiga is crafted with nearly half of its composition from recycled polyester yarns, offering a sustainable fabric choice without compromising on beauty or performance
Taiga Collection
Natural Texture with Recycled Strength
The Taiga collection combines rich texture, woolly softness, and eco-conscious design. Made with 45% recycled yarns, this fabric delivers both sustainability and style. With its full and heavy character, Taiga creates depth and warmth, while its generous width of 3.1 m makes it ideal for wide, seamless curtains.
Natural Woolly Look
With its soft, woolly touch and rich texture, Taiga gives interiors a natural and comforting atmosphere. Its weight ensures curtains fall beautifully, adding an impression of fullness and luxury.
A Fabric with Character
Taiga is more than a curtain fabric—it’s a statement of natural style and sustainability. Its balance of recycled fibers, soft texture, and heavy drape makes it perfect for both contemporary and timeless interiors.
Technical Specifications
Composition: 13% Cotton, 6% Linen, 37% Polyester, 45% Recycled Polyester
Width: 3.1 m – excellent for wide curtain panels
Weight: 351 g/m² – substantial but manageable
Design (Dessin): Uni (plain weave)
Transparency: Plain – opaque, full coverage
Colourfastness: 5 – excellent resistance to fading
Shrinkage: 1% – minimal
FAQ
What is Taiga made of?
13% Cotton, 6% Linen, 37% Polyester, 45% Recycled Polyester.
How sustainable is it?
Nearly half of the fabric (45%) is made from recycled yarns.
How wide is the fabric?
3.1 meters, ideal for large curtain installations.
What does Taiga feel like?
It has a woolly, soft touch with a natural textured appearance.
What is the fabric weight?
351 g/m² – full and substantial but not overly heavy.
Is Taiga transparent?
No, it is a plain, opaque fabric with full coverage.
How resistant is it to fading?
Very resistant, with a colourfastness rating of 5.
Does it shrink?
Only 1%, which is minimal.
Eco-Rich & Textured
Choose Taiga for its natural woolly look, sustainable recycled yarns, and heavy, full-bodied drape – a fabric that brings both elegance and eco-consciousness to your home.