New fabric collection for textile screens

3. 9. 2026

We have expanded our standard fabric collection and prepared it in a new form. Following the discontinuation of Sergé 3 % fabrics by our supplier, we have replaced the existing materials with new ones and have also added 9 new colour variants to the range.

The new collection therefore offers a wider choice of fabrics that can be better adapted to the required level of light transmission, the appearance of the interior and the overall architectural design. The new standard collection will be available from 1 October 2026.

Key Changes to the Collection

  • Sergé 3 % fabrics are being replaced by fabrics from the Sergé 600 collection with a 5 % openness factor. The new fabrics let in more daylight while also offering a better view outside. 
  • The Sergé 600 5 % collection will now be available in 11 designs. 
  • XINIX 0 % fabric is being replaced by the blackout fabric Sergé 600 Blockout Lunar 0 %, which is suitable for projects requiring maximum limitation of light penetration. 
  • Soltis fabrics remain in the standard collection, now in 4 selected designs. 
  • The total number of fabrics in the standard range is being expanded from the original 21 to 30. The new collection therefore offers more options when choosing the shade, structure and functional properties of the fabric.

New Colour Samples in Preparation

Together with the new collection, we are also preparing new colour samples in two formats – a compact smaller fan deck and a larger format that will make it easier to assess the fabric structure and its shade.


Author

Hana Pospíšilová

Hana Pospíšilová has been active in the shading industry for nearly 25 years and has worked at NEVA for the past three years as a Product Specialist. She focuses on product development, technical documentation, and monitoring emerging trends in external shading systems. Her goal is to ensure that NEVA products meet the highest standards of design, functionality, and technological innovation demanded by customers and modern architecture.

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