Ideas and News : Bon Drap

NEW AFRICAN CHIC, this summer's trend

We present the trend for this summer, visiting African culture with all it’s textures, folklore and colour.

PEACE & CALM

From Bondrap we suggest this trend as a source of inspiration in creating spaces that breathe peace and serenity.

PINK, PINK, PINK

A new Jacquard full of freshness has arrived in the collections Bondrap. Flamenco, a design that returns us to the Miami of the 50’s, now more trendy than ever.

BLUE ASH

We present the colour par excellence of this summer, Blue Ash. A new version of classic navy blue.

GREENERY, COLOUR OF THE YEAR

Once again, this year Pantone have put a name and surname to the colour that will be the colour for 2017, Greenery 15-0343.

New APP - Virtual Decorator

Augmented Reality

Textile types

Textile is the term applied to the body of tissue obtained in sheet form, more or less resilient, elastic and flexible, formed by crossing two sets of textile threads, one longitudinal (warp) and one transversal (weft).

Jacquard

Jacquard textiles are named after the machine which makes them. The Jacquard loom is a mechanical loom invented by Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1801.

Panama

A plain fabric made with cotton or a polyester blend achieving a relief effect thanks to the different tensions between warp and weft with a 2x2 weave.

Satin

Satin is a textile characterized by an elegant exterior shine, and is very soft.

Piqué

Piqué, Imperial Stitch or Marsella is a fractionated fabric, normally made with cotton yarn or mixed, characterized by its raised parallel cords, fine ribbing or bees nest.

Heimtextil Fair, Frankfurt 2014

Aznar Textil moves to Frankfurt (Germany) on the 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th of January 2014 to present our new collection and trends for 2014. We look forward to seeing you on Stand 4.1.C06.

Burn out

A plain fabric of mixed polyester-viscose or polyester-cotton composition, to which chemical products are applied to ‘eat’ the viscose or cotton fibres, forming patterns with some thicker areas and others which are semi-transparent.

New Lakes of the World Collection

This new Bon Drap collection developed in 20% Polyester, 80% Viscose Burnout in 300cm width with leadband includes 4 designs:

Vichy

From the French Vichy, it is the name given to certain fine fabrics with solid, brightly coloured yarns forming simple checked patterns.

Collaboration with the DASYC Foundation

Aznar Textil has collaborated with the DASYC Foundation donating quilts and duvet covers which were sold at the third solidarity fair to raise funds.

Cretonne

Cretonne is the name given to all fabrics with classic floral prints of English inspiration, independent of the type of weave or composition, although they tend to be Linen or Cotton.

Toile de jouy

Originally from the city of Jouy in France, it is a fabric printed in a single colour on a light coloured background depicting country or pastoral scenes.

Swiss Dot

Swiss Generally a sheer fabric, of different compositions, which show little relief patterns using different techniques (flocking, scrub, rough cut or embroidery)

Ikkat

A fabric originally from India, in which the warp fibres are dyed prior to weaving. When woven they form elaborate patterns without defined outlines and faded.

Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.

To guarantee an excellent service, we inform you that we will only close on the following days during the festive period: 24th-25th-30th-31st December and the 1st and 6th of January.

Percale

A fabric made with very fine yarn, and as such very soft to the touch. The term describes the type of fabric and not the material, which is usually Cotton or a Polyester/ Cotton mix.

Organza

Organza are Polyester fabrics with a high density of Warp yarns. A fine fabric, it is transparent and stiff and is often embroidered or printed.

Etamin

From the French, "étamine". An article of little density, with an open mesh to let in light, made with cotton fabric or a mix. It is a woven fabric with a taffeta weave and a soft feel.

Shantung

A fabric from the region of Shantung (China) made of raw silk of different thicknesses that gives an irregular, iridescent texture.

Canvas

It is a woven fabric with taffeta weave, which is characterized by its strength and versatility of use.

Ottoman

Woven employing warp and weft with a significant difference in thickness, which gives an aspect of cross-cord (ribbed).

Mat

A rough looking fabric with very thick and separate threads. It is a woven fabric with a taffeta weave.

Hessian / Burlap

Burlap is the name given to the thick and rough textile made of various types of tow, hemp or jute. It is the term currently applied to items mixing these natural or flax fibers, which are often used as curtains or sheers.

Don't lose the thread of the TV - El tiempo entre costuras

Antena 3 has just launched the series "El tiempo entre costuras".

New Quilt catalogue

We invite you to download our new catalogue of Jacquard Quilts with wool whose quality and multifunctionality as a quilt-blanket is proving a great success. Likewise our new Metal Effect line.

Madras

Originally from the town of the same name. Strictly it is an ottoman (ribbed fabric), but the Madras is more rustic and uneven. It is obtained by combining various natural fibres or synthetic blends.

Flannel

Flannel is a soft fabric with a surface covered with hairs (peach skin appearance) that gives a sense of comfort and warmth.

Microfibre

Microfiber is a type of very thin synthetic fiber with which a non-woven fabric is produced called, by extension, microfibre.

CANALÉ (RIBBED)

The "canalé" is a plain fabric with a very fine and regular cord. It is woven using twin rows of needles inserting the stitches left and right to get the ribbed structure.

Florals

The term "florals" was used for Jacquard fabrics with large floral motifs with color spinning warp and weft.

Boatiné

A fabric with two layers of fabric and a filling in between bound by stitching. This filling is usually "wadding", also known as "Guatiné". Currently the fillers are usually synthetic fibres.

Crêpe

A fabric with a granular, wrinkled surface. It is formed from cross-linked yarns by weaving or using strongly overdrawn thread, to obtain a slightly curled finish.

Flock

A fabric with a velvet appearance, printed by gluing small fibers onto an underlying fabric. The composition may be nylon, rayon, polyester ...

Stropicciato

Fine curtain fabric that is subjected to a heat process to be draped or crumpled irregularly.

Chintz

Chintz, the plural of chint was originally a strong and bright calico fabric, from India, printed with flowers, fruits, birds and other designs in different colours, typically on a clear plain background.

Damask

Damask is a type of twill or satin fabric in which on the one hand the weft serves as a background and the warp forms patterns and on the other side, the opposite.

Corduroy

Corduroy is a thick fabric with a rough feel, similar to velvet, plain or composed of interwoven fibres which when they are parallel form the signature pattern with grooves which are small in size, but which can also be slightly thicker.

New Sky-Stars Collection

This new sheers collection is based primarily in Polyester and plays with different textures, reliefs and hemstitches.

New Yeti Collection

Yeti is a 100% Polyester Bon Drap plain, with a natural feel and look that will surprise you. Available in a selection of 11 colours and in 300cm width.

Don't lose the thread of the TV - Vive Cantando

Antena 3 has just launched its new comedy "Vive Cantando", starring María Castro, Manuel Galiana, Gorka Otxoa, Roko, José Luis García Perez and Mariola Fuentes, amongst other.

Tweed

Tweed (a word that comes from the river Tweed in Scotland), is a fabric originally made from rough wool. Warm and resistant, its texture is irregular and elastic. Nowadays it is made from mixed yarns and acrylics.

Twill (Serge)

Twill or Serge is a fabric with a twill weave, producing typical diagonal lines. The weave is obtained by means of a step, forming diagonal stripes.

Cheviot

Originally an elastic, middleweight wool fabric, with a slightly shiny surface. It is somewhat stiff and even sharp to the touch.

Herringbone twill

These twills the diagonals are alternately right and left forming a ripple pattern in the fabric.

Velvet

Originally a silk and cotton fabric, now made with mixtures and synthetic fibres. Formed by two wefts and one warp, one weft forms the fabrics, while the other is cut short to make the characteristic nap.

Moire

Moharé is finished by irregular compressing of its grain, a procedure that gives it a bright and matt look all at once depending on the light.

Brocade

Brocade is a heavy, luxury silk fabric, made from several wefts. The base or weft base, is a twill pattern and the superimposed weft provides a luxury effect as it is usually woven with gold or silver thread.

Chenille

The surface of Chenille is covered with short hair by using a thread that has the fibres cut giving a velvety appearance. It is usually made from synthetic fibre to ensure colour fastness and durability.

Mood Fair 2013 - Brussels

Aznar Textil moved to the MoOD Fair in Brussels from the 10th to the 12th of September to present our new BON DRAP Collection and the trends for 2014.

Lace

Lace can be defined as an ornamental and transparent fabric, traditionally made by hand, which is decorated with embroidery. There are also machine-made laces.

Honeycomb

A woven fabric that achieves a relief effect similar to cells.

Rice grain

A plain fabric with a relief the size of a grain of rice achieved by combining several weaves.

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