headliner fabric color match

A sagging roof liner is easy to fix, but the result only looks factory-fresh with the right headliner fabric color match. Choose a shade that is slightly off, and every glance up reminds you of the repair. Pick the right one, and your new headliner blends in with your pillars, visors, and trim as if it never left the assembly line.

How to Get a Matching Headliner Color

Most original headliners come in a small range of neutrals, such as gray, beige, tan, black, and off-white. Small differences in undertone still matter, though, so compare carefully before you buy.

• Use a clean sample: Cut a small piece from a hidden area, like behind a visor clip. Older fabric can fade, so clean it before you compare.
• Check in daylight: Interior lighting can hide warm or cool undertones.
• Match the trim, too: The new fabric should sit well next to your pillar covers and sun visors.

Texture and Backing Matter

Auto headliner fabric usually has a thin foam backing. The foam helps the fabric bond to the roof board and smooths out small flaws in the board. Look for a surface texture, whether brushed, knit, or suede-like, that is close to your original fabric.

Browse our headliner fabrics below to find the shade that suits your vehicle.