Are all IKEA fabrics now called TYG?
What does TYG mean at IKEA? Find out why fabrics are now labelled TYG and what this means for the individual patterns.
What does that mean in practice?
- Every pattern and print still has its own product name.
- Examples include FLUGBLOMSTER, RAKOSTA, TAGGLUSERN and others.
- Each fabric also has its own article number.
Why does TYG appear in the name?
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