Commonwealth readies for market week
HTT Staff -- Home Textiles Today, 2/20/2012 12:38:27 PM
Montreal - Commonwealth Home Fashions said it will unveil new, innovative programs during the upcoming New York Home Fashions Market, which begins March 5.
Thermasheers will be added to the Thermalogic Energy Efficient program. The coated sheer panels block out the cold drafts and the hot sun, according to the company. Three styles will be offered: Weathersheild, Weathervane, and Weatherplus, each in assorted décor colors.
The Outdoor Décor Line will be expanded to include new solid colors and stripes in Gazebo along with new printed sheers in the Escape Collection.
Commonwealth will also show a complete collection of burnout sheers in geometric urban designs designed to retail at $29.99 each.
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Commonwealth Home Fashions Readies for Market week
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