CONTENT: 100% Mohair Pile Face
COMPOSITION CONTENT: 49% Mohair / 51% Cotton Back
ORIGIN: Holland
VERTICAL REPEAT: N/A
HORIZONTAL REPEAT: N/A
WIDTH: 55 Inches
WEIGHT: 2.006 lbs per linear yard
WEFT / PICKS: 8.9 P.P.I
WARP / ENDS: 9.4 P.P.E.
BINDING: Laid W
FINISH: None
BACKING: No
REVERSIBLE: No
AVAILABLE COLORWAYS: 14
ABRASION RESISTANCE: Wyzenbeek - 30,000 Double Rubs / Heavy Duty
COLORFASTNESS TO LIGHT: Dry - Class 5 Wet – Class 4
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
BREAK STRENGTH: Warp - 400 Weft - 1150
UFAC1990: PASS
NFPA260: Class I
Contact us directly for past approvals
Dry Clean Only / Non Water Solvent
Our Mohair
and the Environment
For over 28 years, a Joseph Noble mohair has long been considered
the industry standard for quality, color, dependability and value.
Possessing a product upholstered in a Joseph Noble mohair has the
intrinsic ability to elevate any environment.
ENVIRONMENT -- Our mohair is truly a product of nature.
Originating from the Angora goat raised in South Africa, the hair
itself is harvested by careful sheering, causing no physical harm
to the goats themselves. Subsequently, 99% of the yarns used in
our mohair products are made of natural, compostable fibers.
CHEMICALS -- While our mohair product is very durable, the
individual mohair yarns are relatively delicate. The uses of chemicals
or harsh production methods are not used during processing, and
are manufactured with the most chemical-free methods. The amount
of water, as well as the condition of the water after dying, is
monitored according to the strict auspices of the official Dutch
Water Management authorities in Holland. In addition, we can state
that our finished product gives off no emission of dangerous compounds
such as solvents, formaldehydes or V.O.C.’s (volatile organic
compounds).
FLAMMIBILITY -- Our mohair has, from its nature, a self-extinguishing
flammability. This means that no chemical compounds must be used
to make the fabric fire retardant.
By its nature, the fabric is repellent to dirt, thereby eliminating
any current methods of chemical cleaning. Regular vacuuming and
brushing will further extend the lifetime of this amazing product.
TRANSPORATION -- We currently consolidate our international
shipments, allowing us to greatly reduce the environmental impact
of smaller overseas shipments. Whenever possible, we combine our
national deliveries by region, thereby allowing us to greatly reduce
the number of trucks picking up and delivering goods (and in many
cases helping to streamline the delivery process for many of our
clients.)
SUSTAINABILITY – Our mohair is not only strong, but
highly sustainable. Joseph Noble mohair used in public spaces (such
as theatres) can withstand extended usage for as long as 10-15 years.
Once it is time to dispose of the fabric, composting is possible
with no chemical or toxic residues left behind.
RESPONSIBILITY -- For Joseph Noble, a responsible business
undertaking goes further than having a high quality product. From
its origin, through its production, to the finished product and
beyond, our mohair creates minimum damage to the environment. Our
committed goal to constantly be aware of our environment, as well
as our contribution to the planet, has resulted in obtaining the
ISO14001 Certification for Environment Care (www.iso.org) for each
one of our handsome mohair products.
The Handling of
Pile Fabrics from Joseph Noble
Joseph Noble has been selling velvet and mohair to the contract
and residential marketplace for over 27 years. We take pride in
working with mills whose manufacturing capabilities ensure a first-rate
product for us and our clients. We also make a great effort at our
facility to handle these products in a manner that honors the nature
of their overall construction so that every workroom receives our
product in a first-rate condition.
We thought we would reiterate our pile fabric shipping and handling
procedures so that you can be sure that you always receive the top
quality products expected from Joseph Noble.
Our velvets and mohairs are triple-inspected before being shipped
– once at the mill level, again upon receipt at our warehouse
and a third time before they leave our facility. While inventoried
in our warehouse, these items are suspended to avoid being crushed
or damaged (see bottom of page).
These products are carefully prepared for shipping by being double
packaged in specially-designed containers to prevent damage in transit.
Each shipment is clearly labeled “CRUSHABLE FABRIC/LAY FLAT
OPEN IMMEDIATELY” in a red and black 100 pt font on the outside
of the package.
An information sheet outlining our terms and directions for the
receiving workroom is always included within the first yard of the
fabric roll stating:
ATTENTION WORKROOM
IMPORTANT -- PLEASE READ BEFORE CUTTING
THIS FABRIC
PLEASE EXAMINE THIS FABRIC CAREFULLY
FOR COLOR, QUALITY AND QUANTITY
NO CLAIMS OR ALLOWANCES WILL BE ALLOWED
AFTER THIS FABRIC HAS BEEN CUT OR ALTERED IN ANY WAY
NO CLAIMS OR ALLOWANCES WILL BE MADE
AFTER
14 DAYS FROM RECEIPT OF FABRIC |
We have little control once a package leaves our warehouse, and
no control over what happens to the product once received at the
workroom. Damage to the fabric, including crushing of the pile and
“bar markings” across the horizontal length of the fabric,
can occur when objects are placed atop the package, the package
is allowed to lie unwrapped on a bin or shelf or set on-end (even
for a short period of time). It is imperative that the proper care
is taken in the handling of goods received at the workroom so that
the products remain in their first-rate condition.
Should you have any questions about our return policy, please refer
to the Terms and Conditions posted on www.josephnoble.com.
Information from
The National Mohair Association
Upholstery fabrics must be cared for on a regular basis in much
the same way all materials used daily are, because of frequent exposure
to dust and dirt. One should not allow this soiling to penetrate
deeply, because it will then become more difficult to remove. The
right care and cleaning can prolong the life of your upholstered
furniture. When purchasing, take into account the proposed area
of use (degree of wear such as in a living room or guest room).
Also consider the color factor, with lighter colors, soiling shows
up more so than with darker shades.
REGULAR CLEANING OF YOUR MOHAIR
Brush mohair with a firm clothes brush in the direction of the nap
and/or vacuum with the upholstery nozzle. A quick refresher for
your mohair upholstery is to rub with a slightly damp leather cloth.
STAIN REMOVAL
Naturally the professional upholstery cleaner has more experience
and opportunity. Nevertheless, he cannot be called in for every
small thing. To do it yourself, please follow these instructions,
exactly: basically all damp spots should be treated with lukewarm
water as soon as they occur; they then should be blotted with an
absorbent towel or paper. If water alone does not suffice, use a
thin solution of carpet or upholstery shampoo (following the manufacturer’s
directions).
Never apply the cleaning solution directly onto the upholstery.
Always use a white cloth. Apply the dampened cloth to the stain
working from the edge towards the middle. Rub out the remainder
of the shampoo with a damp cloth.
Don’t rub too hard as this may affect the surface structure.
The last rubbing should always be in the direction of the nap. Always
make sure that the upholstery fabric dries immediately (using a
blow dryer if necessary) and only put into use when completely dry.
Dried-on stains can be treated much like the remains of damp stains.
Should stain residue remain, mop it up with a white cloth dampened
with soluble benzene.
NAP CHANGE IN THE PILE / SEATING AREAS
More or less conspicuous changes in the nap (in the seating area
or shiny from use) are a result of body pressure, heat, moisture
from the air and body as well as the type of inner padding used.
This is typical for velour’s and does not impair its quality.
With careful brushing, either against the nap or by applying a damp
cloth and leaving it overnight, the shine in the seating almost
always disappears.
FEATURES OF MOHAIR VELOURS
Due to the special structure of the mohair fiber, small knots may
sometimes appear in spinning and weaving.
Certain so-called black hairs, which do not absorb color in the
dyeing process, might appear in the finished fabric.
These characteristics do not in any way reflect depreciation in
quality, but in effect underscore the natural character and authenticity
of mohair velvets.
Shorn from the Angora goat, the rich luster, soft hand and outstanding
durability of this precious fiber provides Joseph Noble Mohair with
its highly distinctive and lasting qualities. With its affinity
for dyes, Joseph Noble Mohair reproduces colors that have an unmatched
clarity and a halo-like glow. Joseph Noble Mohair’s do not
crush, mat or pill. Dust and dirt are easily brushed off. Valued
for its flame resistance and high sound absorbency, Joseph Noble
Mohair is ideal for public places as well as residences.
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