New Mirage Voile IFR Range Available
Discover our brand new range of Mirage Voile IFR, made from 100% polyester and Inherently Flame Retardant.
Read MoreSpecialising in the production of theatre and stage drapes for over 30 years
Discover our brand new range of Mirage Voile IFR, made from 100% polyester and Inherently Flame Retardant.
Read MoreDiscover our brand new range of Eco Voile IFR, made from 100% recycled polyester and Inherently Flame Retardant.
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Read MoreWhaleys Stages are constantly evolving to provide you with the best choice of fabric you can find. That is why […]
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Read MoreOur new series ‘Theatre Talk’ will discuss all things new, relevant, topical and trending in the theatre and stage world. […]
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Read MoreMuslin is a popular cotton fabric that has a plain weave. It is produced in a variety of different weights […]
Read MoreWhen you’re ordering fabric, it can be difficult to understand what the different measurements required to place an order mean. […]
Read MoreTicking is one of the most commonly used fabrics for the stage. A traditional material that has been around for […]
Read MoreVelour is popular fabric that is used in a variety of applications since being invented in France during the mid-1800s. […]
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