Lupo
Coatings
Lupo
Lupo is a flame-retardant bouclé fabric with a tactile, contemporary appearance, characterised by an irregular weave that gives the surface depth and a natural feel. Its soft, enveloping texture combines with excellent durability, offering a perfect balance of comfort, aesthetics, and performance.
Designed for seating, upholstered furniture, and furnishing accessories, it is an ideal solution for both residential interiors and Contract, Hospitality, and marine projects, where intensive use is required without compromising on elegance.
Product details
Made from 74% Trevira CS polyester and 26% flame-retardant polyester, Lupo delivers high levels of durability and safety. Its compact structure and bouclé construction provide a pleasing tactile texture and excellent wear resistance, tested to 80,000 Martindale cycles, making it suitable even for high-traffic environments.
Entirely made in Italy, it complies with key international fire safety standards, including Italian Class 1 and Class 1IM, EN 1021-1/2, EN 13501-1, BS 5852, BS 5867, IMO MED, ASTM E84, California TB117, and NFPA 260. It is also GREENGUARD certified, ensuring low emissions in indoor environments.
Product details
- Composition: 74% Trevira CS polyester – 26% flame-retardant polyester
- Height: 140 cm
- Abrasion resistance: 80,000 Martindale cycles
- Soft, tactile bouclé texture
- Production: Made in Italy
- Recommended use: seating, upholstered furniture, residential interiors, Contract, Hospitality, and marine applications.
Care and Cleaning
To preserve the quality of the fabric over time, we recommend regularly removing dust using a low-power vacuum cleaner fitted with an upholstery brush attachment.
In case of stains, treat them promptly by gently blotting with a soft, slightly damp cloth, avoiding vigorous rubbing of the surface.
Lupo can be washed at 30°C on a delicate cycle, dry-cleaned, and ironed at a low temperature, always following the instructions provided on the care label. Avoid using bleach, tumble drying, and high-speed spin cycles. Overlocking the fabric edges is recommended before making up.





























