Fryett's Fabrics introduces Oakmere fabric under Luxe Edit umbrella
Fryett's Fabrics promoted the Porter & Stone-designed Oakmere on Instagram as part of its Luxe Edit collection.
Fryett's Fabrics, in a post shared on its Instagram account, introduced Oakmere by Porter & Stone as a new addition to its Luxe Edit collection. The company emphasizes that the range is designed to make a bold statement in every home.
In the post, the collection; Fryett's Fabrics invites viewers to swipe through the images to examine the details of Oakmere. The company also notes that interested parties can obtain information by reaching its sales team by phone and email.
Oakmere is listed on the company's own product page with a width of 140 cm. The pattern repeat is given as 30.5 cm vertically and 33.5 cm horizontally. The composition consists of 50 percent cotton, 15 percent linen and 35 percent viscose. The pattern repeat is one of the key measurements manufacturers and workshops consider for yardage calculation and pattern matching, particularly in large-scale patterned fabrics.
The post refers to Luxe Edit as the collection line in which Oakmere is included; the post does not provide separate product information specific to that name.
When determining the use of curtain and upholstery fabrics, the fabric width must be taken into account alongside the pattern repeat. Wave pleating for sheer and fabric curtains and the use of ceiling mounting feet are among the established solutions for such products.
Stating that it is managed as a family business, Fryett's Fabrics explains that it has long-standing experience in the design and distribution of curtain and upholstery fabrics and offers its products to the soft furnishings sector. The UK-based company brought its new collection to the attention of industry professionals with this promotion.
While global home textile exports reached 109.6 billion dollars in 2025, according to the Home Textile Sector Report 2026 of the Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade, China ranked first with a 54.5 percent share, while Turkey ranked sixth with 2.70 billion dollars.
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