Paapii's multicoloured cotton fabric in shades of forest green and blue. The striking Vista pattern has been designed for Paapii by Anniina Isokangas. The pattern is created with alcohol inks, resulting in a unique and surprising final result.

"New lovely ideas shimmer on the horizon. Draw energy and inspiration from the forest, the sea and sunsets. Listen and observe – what do you see? Nature's own colour palette inspires creativity."

To minimize waste, we designed this fabric so that it can be cut in two different directions.These fabrics reduce waste and are efficiently usable for various sewing projects, saving time.

The pattern on the fabric has been created using digital printing technology, where the pattern or image is directly transferred to the white cotton fabric using digital files through a printer. This technique enables the rapid and precise printing of intricate and detailed patterns on the fabric without the need for traditional printing plates or screens. The digitally printed fabric has a smoother surface and a more flowing drape compared to the fabric that is printed using traditional rotary printing technology.

Experience the luxury of Paapii's percale cotton, made from 100% organic cotton for a crisp feel. Its fine yarn and high-density weave ensure superior durability and resistance to wear.

The crisp percale, made from 100% cotton, is breathable and excellent at wicking away moisture. As a natural material, it doesn’t cling to the skin but allows air to flow between the fabric and the skin, giving the distinctive cool feel of percale.

Percale cotton is the perfect choice for your interior design and fashion projects. Sew beautiful dresses, stylish shirts, elegant cushion covers, flowing curtains, or charming tablecloths. Available in a convenient 140 cm width.

Once you've found your favorite fabric from Paapii's cotton collection, you can choose sewing threads and accessories that match the fabric. Paapii's colours are named to make it easy for you to find the right shade. Familiar colours are repeated over and over again, allowing you to match and mix fabrics even after several years.