Lyocell-Acrylic Dyed Printcloth
Precise printcloth at 152 gsm, 41 singles/cm, yarn 61, dyed, 82% lyocell staple with acrylic filaments. Complies with all note (c) parameters for square plain weave. For curtains and light upholstery.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Ensure 'not combed' status if applicable under note (c)(i)
• Batch test for consistent dyeing to avoid shade variation disputes
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