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AIC - Indiana is a cotton fabric with plain-woven.
It is light and semitransparent, the crumpling gives it a wrinkled and creped appearance, similar to that of a bark.
Originally from the Indies, this muslin became known in Europe starting from the seventeenth century, when it began to be used for various applications, including the making of clothes and curtains, precisely called "Indian".
It is light and semitransparent, the crumpling gives it a wrinkled and creped appearance, similar to that of a bark.
Originally from the Indies, this muslin became known in Europe starting from the seventeenth century, when it began to be used for various applications, including the making of clothes and curtains, precisely called "Indian".
Flame reaction
FR - flame retardant
FR certification
EN 13501-1 class B s1 d0
EN 13773 class 1
EN 13773 class 1
Composition
100% cotton
Weight
95 g/m²
Width
± 235 cm
± 300 cm if the fabric is stretched
± 300 cm if the fabric is stretched
Length
± 60 m
Packing method
rolled-up
Available colours
see colour chart
Custom colours
minimum order quantity
± 60 m for colours white, black
± 500 m for other colours
± 60 m for colours white, black
± 500 m for other colours
Availabilty
by the metre
in full rolls
in tailor made creations
in full rolls
in tailor made creations
Colour chart
This material was used for...
''Renacer''
Exhibitions, art, architecture
Teatro i, ''Before the Retirement''
Prose theatre