Bulet is a characterful plain woven with twisted yarns, the twist giving the surface a fine, irregular grain that keeps a single colour alive. It is offered in eight colourways drawn to co-ordinate across Nina Campbell's collections, the sort of dependable companion cloth a scheme quietly relies on.
It is woven in Italy from a cotton-led blend with viscose, linen and supporting fibres, 139 centimetres wide and substantial at 515 grams per square metre.
Rated at 45,000 Martindale rubs, it is thoroughly fit for daily upholstery, sofas, chairs and stools, and it hangs well as plain, textured curtains.
