
Veraseta
Historically famous for its silk both in France and abroad, Veraseta was established in the early twentieth century in the weaving town of Charlieu, France. This fourth-generation family business takes its name from the Latin words for ‘true’ and ‘silk’. Veraseta’s fabrics include damasks, moiré, faille, taffetas and velvets, still woven in France using techniques refined over generations and supplied to interior designers, furniture makers and leading couture houses around the world.
Available exclusively through BOYAC, Veraseta fabrics can be specified throughout Australia for residential and commercial projects. Explore the collection alongside our designer furnishing fabrics.
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About the Brand
For more than a century, Veraseta has remained focused on silk weaving. Production continues in France, preserving weaving techniques passed through four generations.
The collection appears in private residences, luxury hotels, public buildings and couture, reflecting the versatility of Veraseta’s silk weaving across interiors and fashion.
Traditional silk weavers
Traditional shuttle looms remain part of daily production. These looms produce the handle, texture and woven character associated with historic French silks.
Each Veraseta fabric is the result of careful weaving, specialist finishing and decades of technical knowledge. Maintaining production in France allows Veraseta to preserve its regional craft while supplying decorative textiles for interior and fashion projects worldwide.
Recognised excellence
In 2007, France awarded Veraseta the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label, recognising its specialist industrial and artisanal mastery. The accreditation has since been renewed, confirming the company’s role in preserving French silk weaving.
The label is reserved for manufacturers with rare technical expertise and modern production in France. For designers specifying Veraseta fabrics, it provides independent recognition of the mill’s manufacturing standards.
Highest quality silks
Veraseta fabrics include silk taffetas, satins, damasks, moiré and velvets. Each construction showcases the mill’s weaving expertise through its own texture, drape and character.
Alongside furnishing collections, Veraseta also produces silks for leading couture houses. Among its best-known commissions, Veraseta fabric was selected for Princess Diana’s wedding dress, reflecting the international reputation the mill has earned for silk weaving.


