Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/29
Colour
Dark Blue
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/04
Colour
Turquoise
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/31
Colour
Teal
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/23
Colour
Vintage Blue
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/26
Colour
Aqua
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/28
Colour
Silver Blue
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/15
Colour
Lilac
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/01
Colour
Dark Red
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/30
Colour
Red/Navy
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/33
Colour
Brick Red
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/21
Colour
Red/Green
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/07
Colour
Fawn
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/22
Colour
Flax
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/27
Colour
Green/Beige
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/10
Colour
Sage
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/32
Colour
Forest Green
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Eaton Check by Colefax and Fowler
Eaton Check is one of Colefax and Fowler’s most iconic woven designs, embodying the quality and elegance synonymous with the brand. Woven in France, it features a finely crafted two-colour warp contrasted by a slubby linen weft, giving the fabric its distinctive texture. The fabric is then moiré finished in Lyon, where the traditional technique uses a combination of heat, pressure, and steel rollers to create its signature lustrous pattern.
Product Information
Brand
Colefax and Fowler
Code
F1001/14
Colour
Sand
Repeat
V 12cm / H 12cm approx
Width
140cm approx
Composition
82% Viscose
18% Linen
Martindale
15000
Care Code
Q 8 + T 3
Pattern Book
Eaton Checks and Stripes
Use
Curtains
Upholstery
FR Information
Fire Code
√BM
Schedule 4 Part 1 (based on BS 5852: 1979 Part 1)
Passes Schedule 4 – Part 1 Resistance to smouldering cigarette when tested over a standard 22kgG/m³PU foam with a 2 ½ oz polyester wrap. For upholstery in the UK fabrics with this symbol must be used with a schedule 3 interliner, or be back coated to √BH level.
Care Information
Q
Do not wash. Caution in exercising wet cleaning processes (spotting).
8
Do not bleach.
+
Warm iron - maximum temperature of 150°C.
T
Commercial Normal Dry Cleaning using CycloSilxane @ 40°C.
3
Do not tumble dry.
Colour Options
