Dinara is a narrow horizontal stripe formed with bouclé yarn, the loops lifting each band into gentle relief so the stripe reads as ridged texture rather than drawn line. It is quiet pattern-making, the kind that gives a plain scheme structure without asking for attention.
Woven in Belgium from a broad natural and man-made blend led by cotton, it weighs 629 grams per metre and has a springy, textured handle. An exceptional rub test of 100,000 puts it far beyond the threshold for serious upholstery service, so it is a fabric for the hardest-working sofas and chairs, with the 133cm width also serving cushions and curtains.
