Louvre Stain-Resistant Fabric Collection
In the Louvre Collection, the different material qualities are the result of various production processes used in its manufacturing. All these processes share the same maximum stain resistance. We distinguish between three main groups: Fibratex Fabrics, Woven fabrics and Jacquard. They are available (depending on item type) in three widths of 140, 160 and 180 cm. The 180 cm-width is the best choice, if a larger drop of the tablecloth is required, thus obtaining an improvement in the visual appearance of the table.
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The tablecloths from the Louvre collection have a high level of resistance to all types of stain, including oil, coffee and tomato stains. Try a test: press your finger onto an oil stain, or leave a coffee cup that’s dirty underneath on our tablecloth and wait a while. After wiping it with a damp cloth, check that the stain has not soaked through. The coating on our tablecloths, unlike others on the market, creates a more resistant and durable film which protects the tablecloth without losing the visual appeal of the material.
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