Performance Fabric in Waratah Indigo
Waratah Indigo Performance Fabric
With its nod to C18th European and American hand printed resist fabrics and French Jacquards,The Waratahis a unique combination of historical design cues and state-of-the-art engineering. An authentic textile example of history merging with modernity.
The Waratah is a longstanding and repeat motif within the Utopia Goods collection, and this new rendition provides yet another chance to see the beauty of the Australian bush through the eyes of founders of Utopia Goods, artist Bruce Slorach, and his creative partner Sophie Tatlow.
Available in Indigo, Ruby and Sage from the Utopia Goods Showroom
The performance fabrics are finished with DEFEND. Our performance fabrics are robust, UV-resistant woven jacquards, produced from partly post-consumer recycled yarn. This fabric offers a transitional application, suitable for both residential settings of busy households with children and pets, as well as heavy-traffic, large commercial-scale projects.
Free From PFOS - Our fabrics are made without PFOS or other PFAS chemicals. We've chosen to keep them free from these treatments, so you can enjoy beautiful, hardwearing fabric without the chemical trade-off.
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To request pricing for our Waratah Indigo Performance Fabric, please complete the form below and a member of our sales team will contact you with additional product information and pricing. Alternatively, you can contact our team via the contact details below.
Utopia Goods
34 Oxford Street
Paddington, NSW, 2021
Australia
info@utopiagoods.com
+61 2 9357 4477
Lead time
In Stock
Specifications
| Design | Waratah |
| Colour | Indigo |
| Ground | 100% UV Poly (24% Post Consumer Yarn) |
| Width | 144 cm / 56" |
| Repeat | 30cm (H) x 45cm (V) / 12" x 18"- Horizontal x Vertical |
| Usage | Drapery, domestic or commercial upholstery |
| Origin | Designed in Australia, Woven in USA |
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Waratah Indigo
Our Process
Hand-drawn illustrations are brought to life using traditional printing techniques in family-run mills—carefully crafted from start to finish.

