A4 swatch cards, free
The full colour set on card, sent by post. This is the reference we produce to, so it is the most reliable way to judge colour without a stand visit.
Exhibitions
We show the range at R+T Asia in Shanghai, on a stand built around full-size samples rather than swatch books. Buyers handle the cloth, pull it against the light and compare colours side by side.

On the stand
A swatch card settles colour, but not drape, stiffness or how the weave looks when it is backlit. That is why the stand carries full-size panels: a buyer can hold a corner, sight along it, and see how the cloth hangs before committing to a roll. Most of the technical conversations we have at a show start from something a buyer has felt, not from a data sheet.
Full-size panels in the 3% and 5% constructions, the full 17-colour set on cards, and the SGS reports.
Compare colours against their own facade samples and check the weave against a window.
Optical and thermal figures are not published, so those questions are answered with a sample rather than a number.

The team
The sales and technical staff on the stand are the ones who answer the enquiries afterwards, so a conversation at a show carries through to the quote without being handed to a different desk. If you met us in Shanghai and need the specification you discussed, send the colour code and the width and it will reach the same team.
jane@orendascreen.com, or WhatsApp +86 185 5385 2197.
A4 swatch cards are free and posted after the show.
SGS fire and tensile reports supplied with the order where the project requires them.
Before the next show
Most of what happens at a stand can be done by post.
The full colour set on card, sent by post. This is the reference we produce to, so it is the most reliable way to judge colour without a stand visit.
Weight, thickness, yarn count, weave density, widths, roll lengths and the SGS report references are published on the product pages.
Weave detail and ordering notes for each of the 21 colours, so you can narrow the shortlist before asking for cards.