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Insert 1 - Leather

 

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Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – The cover page features a full color image of textiles stacked with the title and company logo printed at the top

Cover Page
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – The brochure card opens out 3 fold to reveal the six fabric types contained inside, color images and the inserts

Inside Cover & Inserts
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – With the inserts removed the inside card reveals full color photo fabric swatches in a linear placement

Inside Cover Without Inserts
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – Insert 1 for leather lists how it is dyed throughout, is of soft hand quality & US made - with all products that use it

Insert 1 - Leather
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – Insert 2 for hopsack plus reveals the textile’s specifications and all the products that it is available with

Insert 2 - Hopsack Plus
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – Insert 3 for Hopsack details the retardancy, strength, care and cleaning along with all available products its on

Insert 3 - Hopsack
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – Insert 4 for Vinyl (or Naugahyde) gives a great number of specifications for the textile and lists the products too

Insert 4 - Vinyl
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – Insert 5 is for the action office solid textiles with all manner of technical specs given for the fabric

Insert 5 - Action Office
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – Insert 6 features the textile called Polynit, a soft to the touch solid fabric – with all applicated products listed

Insert 6 - Polynit
Herman Miller Fabric Program 1977 – The rear cover continues the rolled fabric theme and lists the Herman Miller locations and showrooms

Rear Cover Closed