Églantine & Zoé - Carlota Pink Magenta ECOVERO™ Viscose Twill Fabric

We are thrilled to present the latest capsule collection from one of our favourite brands from France Églantine & Zoé. These high quality and sustainably manufactured fabrics stand out for their elegant motifs, superior quality and versatility. They will help you create the most beautiful capsule wardrobe for this Autumn/ Winter season. 

Designed during Zoe’s maternity leave, Carlota represents the passion for floral motifs with imperfect contours. Printed on Ecovero viscose, this new pattern parades on a soft and fluid twill weave. The fabric was dyed before being printed, so this fabric is not white on the reverse but pink. It is opaque, there will be absolutely no need to line it and you will be able to sew all kinds of clothes from it.

You can combine this fabric with our plain colors and our Pink Magenta, Atlantic Blue, Nude, Mother-of-Pearl and Vermilion buttons.

Also available in Atlantic Blue and Licorice Black.

Created in France - Dyed and printed in Turkey - 100% ECOVERO Viscose - OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified fabric 

The patters used in the photos are the Joséphine dress from Fiber Mood and the Merowig pants from Aime comme Marie.

Suitable for: dresses, tops, blouses, jumpsuits, trousers, shirts and accessories. 

Content:  100% ECOVERO™ Viscose 

Weight: 160 g/m2

Width: 150 cm 

Opacity: Opaque

Drape: Fluid

Certification: OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, Lenzing™ ECOVERO™ 

Care advice : as viscose tends to shrink the first time it is washed, it is strongly recommended to wash the fabric before cutting it. This washing will also eliminate the primer applied during printing which tends to stiffen the fabrics. Wash at 30°C - Gentle spin - Do not tumble dry - Iron inside out and at moderate temperature

Sewing advice: It is recommended to use  fine microtex needles  and of course to change the needle regularly! 

This fabric is sold in HALF METERS so if you require 1 meter please enter 2 as a quantity. 

We make every effort to ensure a true colour representation is made, however they may vary slightly from those shown on screen.