‘CALIBRE’ BY INSTYLE

Calibre is a beautiful new woven textile that features a soft mélange yarn with flecks of colour highlights throughout the fabric.

BY Lorenzo Logi

February 1st, 2014

This stunning textile with a classic mid-century vibe is available in 21 colours, including a wide range of greys and neutrals and a comprehensive palette of modern blues, retro orange and vibrant green, purple and yellow.

Made locally, Calibre is a high quality, wool-rich fabric that provides exceptional durability, achieving over 100,000 Martindale abrasion rubs. Calibre is ideal for upholstery, screens and wall panelling in any interior space.

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