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Printed Cupro Viscose Jacquard Fabric (Orlina) | Abstract printed jacquard

Orlina brings a printed motif together with a jacquard ground: colour catches the eye from a distance, the weave reveals itself up close, and movement connects the two as the fabric falls.

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Printed Cupro Viscose Jacquard (Orlina) · Natural

Printed Cupro Viscose Jacquard Fabric (Orlina) | Abstract printed jacquard

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Colour — Mauve1 colour
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Orlina brings a printed motif together with a jacquard ground: colour catches the eye from a distance, the weave reveals itself up close, and movement connects the two as the fabric falls.

Colour — Mauve1 colour
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TypeNatural
Fabric nameOrlina
Made inTurkey
PatternPrinted jacquard

Description

Orlina brings a printed motif together with a jacquard ground: colour catches the eye from a distance, the weave reveals itself up close, and movement connects the two as the fabric falls. Its richness comes from the interplay of print and weave.

Print and weave on one face

The opaque cupro and viscose ground gives the motif a clear setting and a soft drape. Each design retains its own jacquard structure, with details emerging as the light changes. The print works with a weave that has a presence of its own through folds and continuous panels. This design features abstract printed jacquard.

Details revealed by movement

On a long abaya, the eye moves from the overall silhouette to the detail of the face. A broad jalabiya gives the pattern room without dividing it into small areas. Cupro’s softness and cool feel complement the appearance, while movement offers changing views of colour and woven detail.

Simple lines, considered coordination

It suits flowing abayas, jalabiyas and dresses. Let Orlina lead the entire garment or pair it with a plain shade taken from the print. Placing the pattern on the body, sleeves or front establishes the focus; considering its direction and repeat helps neighbouring panels work together.

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