A wool and chenille fabric, characterized by a reinterpretation of the typical chevron pattern, a motif that recurs periodically in furnishing fabrics. A new interpretation of the typical herringbone weave: enlarged and made irregular, its colors are reminiscent of vintage knitting. Marple is made from a fine New Zealand wool yarn, expertly spun and twisted in Italy, and blended with a chenille thread. The wool, which is naturally opaque, is enlivened by the chenille, which adds a touch of light to the weave. Highly resistant, Marple is a natural fabric with unique characteristics of strength and fire resistance, ideal for upholstery. Suitable for padded furniture.