ARMA fabrics are available in a range of features serving different purposes.
DIGITAL PRINTING
Colors of digitally printed Arma fabrics never fade over the years.
ANTIBACTERIAL FEATURE
Antibacterial fabrics of Arma prevent bacterial growth.
SOFT TOUCH
Arma velvet fabrics; a soft touch is achieved by making fuzzy the surface of coated yarn filaments.
FAST COLORS
Patterns and colors of Arma fabrics will never fade even if used for ages.
NANOTECHNOLOGY FABRIC
Nanotechnology fabrics of Arma are hydrophobic.
ARTIFICIAL LEATHER
Far less deformed as easily cleaned. No slip or creep behaviour.
EASY TO CLEAN
Arma fabrics are easy to clean.
ANTISTATIC
Arma Cotton linen fabrics are antistatic and easy to clean.
STAINPROOF
Stainproof character is the biggest advantage of fabrics made of foal feather.
NANOTECHNOLOGY
You would not want your favorite sofas to get stained by accident right? Thanks to Scotchgard technology developed by 3M, your fabric is now stain and water proof.
FABRIC CHARTS
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ARCHITECT SELİM YUHAY TALKS ABOUT ARMA KUMAŞ
Favorite national TV personality Selim Yuhay, the owner of ARMA sponsored Selim Yuhay Home visited us.
ARMA QUILTED FABRIC
QUILTING is the process of sewing two layers of fabric together with fiber, felt, polyester etc. batting by use of multi-needle quilting machines with the option of creating diverse quilt patterns.
Quilting machines do this job continously and smoothly without framing the fabric on a fixed frame; and unprocessed fabric is fastly sewed step by step while it goes through the machine. The latest technology machinery is capable of embroidering a single layered fabric by materials such as thick yarn, ribbon, sequin. Quilting is also made by processing fiber of varying weights. The product obtained by sewing fabric and fiber together and patterning them, is called quilted fabric. Quilting can be made using various fabrics and fillers. It is possible to quilt not only a single piece of fabric, but also patchwork fabrics obtained by sewing together several pieces of fabrics with geometric patterns like diamond, square, rectangle, triangle, star.