Dedar Shares Its Fire-Retardant Collection

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The fabric is part of the company's Fire-retardant collection. According to Dedar's description, CANASTA has a strong character and resembles an elegant outerwear piece in terms of personality and colors.

Under the same collection umbrella, the product group bearing the Fire-retardant label is described in the post as flame-retardant and washable; it is said to be ideal for seating applications. The collection's name gives guidance on its use: seating groups, sofas and chairs, surfaces exposed to heavy contact.

On its website's flame-retardant fabrics page, Dedar writes that all products in this collection provide maximum fire resistance without compromising on style. The page states that the collection suits spaces requiring high protection standards and is offered in a range of colors and textures. The company also presents curtains, sheers, upholstery and wall coverings under the same roof.

With chemical finishing or coating methods, standard fabrics are chemically treated after production, and this property can be lost after several industrial washes. Permanent protection arising from the structure of the fiber remains effective despite wear and repeated high-temperature washing. This distinction becomes decisive in purchasing decisions for interior architects and wholesalers choosing fabrics for public spaces and heavy use.

Founded in 1976, Dedar is an Italy-based, family-run textile house producing fabrics, wall coverings and accessories for interiors.

Global home textile exports reached 109.6 billion dollars in 2025. According to the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Turkey's Home Textile Sector Report 2026, China ranks first with a 54.5 percent share, while Türkiye ranks sixth with 2.70 billion dollars.

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