Prelle Manufacture, silk fabrics since 1752

Prelle Manufacture in France

Mill and Headquarter: 7 rue Barodet – 69004 Lyon; Tel : (33)472.10.11.40 – Fax: (33)472.10.11.41

Show-Room: Monday-Thursday 9h-18h, Friday 9h-17h; 5 Place des Victoires – 75001 Paris; Tel : (33)142.36.67.21 – Fax:(33)142.36.98.45

Prelle Manufacture in the United States

Show-Room: horaires ny; 43 East 10th Street
– New-York, NY 10003; Tel : (1) 212.683.2081 – Fax: (1)212.683.2142

Prelle Manufacture on the Internet

Email adress : info@prelle.com: To contact us : contact.

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Figured tabbies were commonly woven in French textile manufactures. These fabrics came from two main sources :

First, in regions where sericulture was practiced such as Provence and Languedoc, scraps of silk threads were carefully recuperated and loosely spun into 'filoselle'.

This thread was used to weave fabrics of several different textures such as fleuret, bourrette and imberline. In regions that didn't practice sericulture fibers such as linen, hemp, wool or mohair were used to weave famous 'toiles' such as the toiles d'Abbeville or Riom as well as numerous lesser known fabrics.