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A Lori Weitzner Design
Kwaart is a transparent glaze used by the Delft potters in Holland to give their blue-and-white porcelain higher gloss and depth of color. Pallas’ Kwaart is a plaid weave of 100% polyester with great dimension, yet its irregular lines almost disappear at times. Incredibly durable, Kwaart comes in nine bright and neutral colorways that sparkle with iridescent and metallic threads.
The pattern is also bleach cleanable up to a 5:1 water/bleach mix (CDC-approved 10:1 water/bleach mix). Within 10 minutes, rinse the surface with clear water after cleaning. Use of standard extraction equipment recommended.
 Abrasion resistance is the surface wear of a fabric caused by rubbing and contact with another fabric.
 Flame resistance is the measurement of a fabric's performance when it is exposed to specific sources of ignition.
 Crocking is the transfer of dye from the surface of a dyed or printed fabric onto another surface by rubbing.
 Seam slippage is the movement of
yarns in a fabric that occurs when it is pulled apart at a seam.
 Colorfastness to light refers to a material's degree of resistance to the fading effect of light.
Due to monitor calibration differences and space limitations the color and/or repeat (if applicable) may not be truly represented. Please order a sample for a more true representation of the finished piece.
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