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Silver Lake Fabrics by Pendleton - 6 Colors

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Silver Lake Fabrics by Pendleton - 6 ColorsOur Silver Lakes Fabrics are an Exclusive Pendleton indoor outdoor Sunbrella pattern. Silver Lake is a midscale matelasse design inspired by the wonder of Silver lake, which lies in the high desert country of Lake County, Oregon. Surrounded by petrified wood, this intermittent lake appears and disappears according to the whims of Oregons weather. The natural beauty has been translated into a dimensional, tonal matelasse. Silver Lake is woven in 100%

Our Silver Lakes Fabrics are an Exclusive Pendleton indoor/outdoor Sunbrella® pattern. Silver Lake is a midscale matelasse design inspired by the wonder of Silver lake, which lies in the high desert country of Lake County, Oregon. Surrounded by petrified wood, this intermittent lake appears and disappears according to the whims of Oregon’s weather. The natural beauty has been translated into a dimensional, tonal matelasse. Silver Lake is woven in 100% solution dyed all weather acrylic.

Our Exclusive Pendleton Collection was born from the idea of bringing two heritage brands together, combining Pendleton Woolen Mills’ authentic and distinct aesthetic with the enduring performance qualities of Sunbrella fabrics-easy care, fade proof, and bleach cleanable.

Sunbrella® is the most recognized and trusted name in performance fabrics for the Casual Furniture, Residential Furniture, Awning, Marine and Automotive markets for over fifty years. Developed from several years of experience, Sunbrella® is made of durable, solution-dyed all-weather acrylic. As a result, Sunbrella® is amongst the most dependable brands of beautiful indoor/outdoor fabric.

Silver Lake Fabrics Design by Pendleton:

  • Sold by the yard.
  • Available in 6 shades. 
  • Width: 54".
  • Vertical repeat: 7.5".
  • Horizontal repeat: 7".
  • Feature: Exclusive Sunbrella. 
  • Collection: Pendleton 
  • Railroaded: No
  • Content: 100% solution dyed all weather acrylic. 
  • Fluorocarbon free soil and stain mildew and fade resistant. 
  • Abrasion: 50,000 dbl rubs.
  • Flammability: CAL TECH.BULLETIN 117-2013/UFAC CL1.
  • Made in the USA. 

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