Serge Ferrari Group
Serge Ferrari Group, known for designing and producing advanced composite fabrics, has introduced Batyline Eden Life, an innovative addition to its popular Batyline collection. Created for outdoor furniture and marine use, this new fabric reflects the company’s focus on design, durability, and sustainability.
Batyline Eden Life is designed with eco-friendly principles at its core. It uses a yarn made entirely from recycled polyester, wrapped in an outer layer containing 50% recycled acrylic. This construction ensures strength and style without sacrificing environmental responsibility. Importantly, the fabric is made without any intentionally added PFAS, aligning with the company’s ongoing commitment to safer, healthier materials.
Batyline Eden Life is built for lasting performance in outdoor conditions. It resists wear, UV rays, and mold, and comes with a five-year warranty. Designed to be low-maintenance and easy to clean, it’s a great option for both home and commercial environments. By blending sustainability, beauty, and strength, Eden Life redefines what outdoor and marine fabrics can offer.
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