Alphabet Twill by Alexander Girard, 1952 Color:Light Turquoise On Dark Crimson with its nubby texture and

with its nubby texture and mottled coloration enhancing a feeling of casual luxury

it features soft

with its artwork crafted using natural dyes such as elderberry

Complemented with rich green cotton tassels and feather filling

This velvet fabric is perfect for furniture upholstery and curtains

Alphabet Twill by Alexander Girard, 1952 Color:Light Turquoise On Dark Crimson with its nubby texture andAlphabet Twill by Alexander Girard, 1952, reissued by Maharam, is a premium upholstery fabric that blends mid century whimsy with timeless craft. Woven in a dense twill using 69% cotton and 31% solution dyed nylon for durability and colorfastness, the fabric carries the designer's signature alphabet motifan orchestrated grid of letters that reads as both graphic and tactile.