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Liba Fabrics Corp Liba Fabrics Corp. 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl thth New York, NY 10018 5050 nn tel: 1-212-563-4991 AAnniivvee rrssaarryy fax: 1-212-268-5299 email: [email protected] www.libafabrics.com Liba Fabrics WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS Liba Fabrics is "Woven Into Your Success"! Liba Fabrics is "Woven Into Your Success"! Table Of Contents Liba Fabrics, established in 1962, is proud to be celebrating our 50th anniver- Mystique Satin 4 sary. We are a leading Manufacturer, Converter and Importer of Fabrics in the Mystique Satin Stripe 4 USA used in a wide variety of trades. While our headquarters are based in the Mystique Crushed 4 Fabric Center of New York City, our customer base is spread widely across Slipper Satin 10 North America and the World. Liba Fabrics also has the ability to ship anywhere Voile 12 in the world including shipments manufactured overseas to other overseas loca- Crystal Organza 14 tions. Batiste 16 Bengaline 18 We stock all of our fabrics in ample quantities for immediate shipment. With the Bengaline Moire 18 ability to dye many of our fabrics in the USA, Liba Fabrics can offer custom Bengaline Crushed 18 colors with smaller quantities quickly. We pride ourselves in using the highest Habutae 22 quality yarns to make the best quality fabrics which are beautiful, washable and Imperial Taffeta 24 durable. Shantung 28 Poplin 30 Liba Fabrics’ Mission is to provide the very best Fabrics, Inventory and Service MJS Spun 32 available anywhere and to assist our customers in achieving their professional Ripstop Linen 34 growth and profit goals. We know that when our customers, employees and Crepe Back Satin 36 vendors are successful, we will be successful as well. Please give us the oppor- Shimmer 38 tunity to prove this to you on an on-going basis. Shimmer Crushed 38 Pintuck 40 Luster Glo Stretch 42 Dave Peachskin 43 Tissue Faille 44 Liba Fabrics MYSTIQUE SATIN Fabric comes in 3 finishes WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS Mystique Satin Mystique Stripe* Mystique Crushed** Style #1299 Style #1211 Style #12992 59”/60” Wide 59”/60” Wide 59”/60” Wide 3 finishes 3 finishes Mystique Satin Satin Mystique Ultra Nu Pink Desert White* Blush Velour Taupe Lace Premier Garden Driftwood Ivory* Rose Fuchsia* Brown Ultra Terra Peach Cerise Banana Cotta Golden Serape Flaming Copper Sand Mauve Coral Penny Jolie Radiant Spiced Maize Peach Rouge Cider* Baja Fiesta Liz Rustique Maize Coral* Berry Rio Roja Ultra Papaya* Maize Red* Brown* Canary Tiger Nu Cashmere* Yellow* Lily Mocha Capri Burnt Oxford Palomino Buttercup Orange Olive Mystique Regal Stripe* Mystique Crushed** Regal Powder Puff Plateau Sienna Gold Pink* Gold* Ultra Peppermint Sultry Pecan Pumpkin* Pink Beige Our Matte, Brushed Satin is Beautiful, Washable and Durable. It is also stocked in a Regal Mystique Ice Raspberry Swiss Loden Pink* Pink Coffee* Green Stripe* and both can be Crushed** to order. Winter Daphne Toffee Goldmine Melon Rose Candy 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl New York, NY 10018 tel: 1-212-563-4991 While every attempt is made to standardize shades, it is technically impossible to fax: 1-212-268-5299 guarantee identical color matches throughout the season. email: [email protected] * Style #1211 Mystique Stripe is available ONLY in colors marked with an [*] Asterisk. 4 www.libafabrics.com ** Style #12992 Mystique Crushed is made-to-order. Custom colors dyed to order in the USA 5 Liba Fabrics MYSTIQUE SATIN Fabric comes in 3 finishes WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS Mystique Satin Mystique Stripe* Mystique Crushed** Style #1299 Style #1211 Style #12992 59”/60” Wide 59”/60” Wide 59”/60” Wide 3 finishes 3 finishes Mystique Satin Satin Mystique Nu Crepe Lovely Ultra Sienna Purple* Lavender Burgundy* Nu Victorian Nu Nu Moss Lilac Violet Bordeaux Frosted Vintage Baja Ultra Violet Grape Violet Aubergine* Evening Majestic Teal Eggplant Mauve Purple Valentine Ultra Berry Lavender Red* Royal* Fino Victorian Vel Primrose Garnet* Mauve Royal Purple Deep Haze Bordeaux Majesty Royal Victorian Nu Baja Storm Gold* Burgundy Orchid Navy* Riviera Mystic Ultra Midnight Sky Burgundy Grape Navy Nu Ultra Radiant Ultra Peri Ruby Violet Indigo Bahama Caviar OD Powder Blue Burgundy Magenta Blue* Capri Nu Periwinkle Latte Iris Raspberry Ultra Pretty Horizon Blue Purple Lilac Burgundy Lagoon 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl New York, NY 10018 tel: 1-212-563-4991 While every attempt is made to standardize shades, it is technically impossible to Liba Fabrics fax: 1-212-268-5299 guarantee identical color matches throughout the season. WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS email: [email protected] * Style #1211 Mystique Stripe is available ONLY in colors marked with an [*] Asterisk. www.libafabrics.com ** Style #12992 Mystique Crushed is made-to-order. 6 Custom colors dyed to order in the USA. 7 Liba Fabrics MYSTIQUE SATIN Fabric comes in 3 finishes WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS Mystique Satin Mystique Stripe* Mystique Crushed** Style #1299 Style #1211 Style #12992 59”/60” Wide 59”/60” Wide 59”/60” Wide 3 finishes 3 finishes Mystique Satin Satin Mystique Resort Baja Cornflower Creme Blue Mint Horizon Jewel Cafe Shamrock Blue Blue Mocha Desert Constellation Bright Kelly Blue Blue Champagne Sparta Pistachio Candlight Celadon Blue Cream Glo Dusk Ice Patina Nu Blue Mint Green Stone Nu Nu Bluestone Mint Olive Mink Premier Ultra Dove Sage Blue Hunter* Grey Tiffany Capri Nu Silver Blue* Kiwi Hunter Cloud Baja Apple Hunter CB Aqua Green* Green Silver* Tropic Ultra Kiwi* Moss Jade Platinum* Ming Ultra Vanilla Heather Jade Citron* Cream* Grey Crepe Citra NW Charcoal Teal Green Champagne Grey Capri Sandstone Ultra Blondine Turquoise Mesa Black* Baja Olivino 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl Turquoise* New York, NY 10018 tel: 1-212-563-4991 fax: 1-212-268-5299 While every attempt is made to standardize shades, it is technically impossible to email: [email protected] guarantee identical color matches throughout the season. www.libafabrics.com * Style #1211 Mystique Stripe is available ONLY in colors marked with an [*] Asterisk. ** Style #12992 Mystique Crushed is made-to-order. 8 Custom colors dyed to order in the USA 9 Liba Fabrics SLIPPER SATIN WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS STYLE # 1250 58/60” WIDE 100% POLYESTER Slipper Satin Slipper White Tiffany CB Blue Silver Lace Nu Ultra Ivory Mocha Platinum Victorian Valentine Black Gold Red Garden Ultra Fuchsia Royal Our Slipper Satin is made with a Lustrous High Shine finish and is both washable and durable. 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl New York, NY 10018 tel: 1-212-563-4991 fax: 1-212-268-5299 email: [email protected] While every attempt is made to standardize shades, it is technically impossible to www.libafabrics.com guarantee identical color matches throughout the season. 10 11 Liba Fabrics VOILE WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS Style #5000 118” Wide 100% Polyester Voile Our popular Voile fabric comes in an Extra Wide Width. It’s soft and flowing texture makes it perfect for decoration, lining and draping. Valentine White Aquamarine Red Tiffany Ivory Chocolate Blue Apple CB Champagne Green Silver Victorian Ultra Mink Gold Platinum Pink Sage Black Garden Royal Fuchsia 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl New York, NY 10018 tel: 1-212-563-4991 fax: 1-212-268-5299 While every attempt is made to standardize shades, it is technically impossible to email: [email protected] guarantee identical color matches throughout the season. www.libafabrics.com 12 13 Liba Fabrics WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS CRYSTAL ORGANZA Style # 8821 58’’/60’’ Wide 100% Polyester Crystal Organza Crystal Victorian Garden Ultra Lilac Gold Fuchsia Aubergine White Lavender Citron Cashmere Powder Canary Apple Ivory Blue Yellow Green Vanilla Tiffany Kiwi Sage Cream Blue Plateau Baja Baja CB Gold Turquoise Maize Silver Daphne Copper Royal Platinum Rose Storm Ultra Bronze Hunter Navy Pumpkin Fiesta Tiger Brown Black Coral Lilly Puff Valentine Raspberry Pink Red Pink Ice Roja Crepe Pink Red Teal Baja Fino Olivino Aqua Garnet Our Crystal Organza is a Mature, Elegant Sheer and is machine washable. Perfect for Decorations, Linings, Draping and More! 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl New York, NY 10018 tel: 1-212-563-4991 While every attempt is made to standardize shades, it is technically impossible to fax: 1-212-268-5299 guarantee identical color matches throughout the season. email: [email protected] 14 www.libafabrics.com 15 Liba Fabrics WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS BATISTE New Our Extra Wide Batiste has an Elegant New Style # 5150 117”/118” Wide Cotton Silk look but is made from washable 100% Polyester polyester. Use for all of your Draping, Deco- Batiste rating and Furnishing needs. Snow Ivory Victorian White Gold Antique Biscuit Black White 132 West 36th Street, 6th Fl New York, NY 10018 tel: 1-212-563-4991 While every attempt is made to standardize shades, it is technically impossible to fax: 1-212-268-5299 guarantee identical color matches throughout the season. email: [email protected] 16 www.libafabrics.com 17 Liba Fabrics Fabric comes in 3 finishes WOVEN INTO YOUR SUCCESS BENGALINE Bengaline Bengaline Moire* Bengaline Crushed** Style #1375 Style #1377 Style #1379 60” Wide 100% Trilobal Polyester 3 finishes 3 finishes Bengaline Ultra Wood Spiced Celadon White Rose Cider Antique Radiant Jet Pea White Pink Black Green Ivory Capri Fern Silverado Cream Coral Green Nu Steel Cerise Sage Sand Grey Shell Valentine Pearl Spuce Beige Red Grey Green Nu Hot Forest Crimson Buttercup Canary Green Bengaline Moire* Bengaline Crushed** Copper Butterscotch Lemon Emerald Penny Golden Bright Apple Wineberry Harvest Gold Green Ultra Blue Bone Sunshine Burgundy Heaven Nu Walnut Pumpkin Aqua Blush Beige Puff Dark Burnt Ocean Pink Brown Orange Blue Our Bengaline has a Classic and Elegant Look and Texture. Made from 100% Petal Jewel Chocolate Tangerine Polyester, it is Beautiful, Durable and Pink Turquoise Washable.
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