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Filo

Filo
Filo Yellow
Available colours:
Filo Yellow
Filo White
Filo Toast
Filo Terra
Taupe
Filo Red
Filo Pistache
Filo Pardo
Filo Orange
Filo Ocre
Filo Marfil
Lila
Filo Light
Grey
Dark
Cafe
Brown
Filo Blue
Black
Filo Aquamarine
Please select a colour
Width 145cm
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Product details:

Filo is a soft, woven effect fabric.

Markets and uses:
Market : Upholstery / Contract Furniture, Automotive Use : Interior, Domestic

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At Boyriven, our journey began in the vibrant city of London, where a deep-seated passion for textiles and a commitment to supplying premium materials ignited our inception. Over the years, we've evolved into a premier upholstery wholesaler, catering to the diverse needs of the Automotive, Domestic, Contract, and Marine sectors. Today, we proudly serve professionals worldwide, and our dedication to quality and extensive product range has made us a trusted name in the industry.

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When it comes to breathing new life into your furniture or vehicles, reupholstering is a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to do it. At Boyriven, we take pride in being your go-to reupholstery supplier, offering an extensive range of materials to cater to various markets, including domestic, public, transport, and marine. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the key materials we provide to help you make the most informed choices for your projects.

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