Choosing the best waterproof fabric for outdoor cushions comes down to where your seating lives: in full sun, under a covered porch, or poolside with constant splashes. The right material sheds rain, read more
Flat, saggy cushions can make even beautiful fabric look tired. Choosing upholstery foam custom cut to your exact measurements is the fastest way to restore shape, comfort and a crisp, tailored finish read more
Choosing upholstery foam made to order is the simplest way to get cushions that fit perfectly the first time. Instead of trimming oversized slabs at home, you get foam cut to size for your chair seat, read more
The right custom cut foam for upholstery is what turns a pretty fabric project into furniture you actually want to sit on. Whether you are reviving a tired sofa, padding a window seat, or building a h read more
Sun, rain and humidity can quickly fade or wear out ordinary textiles, which is why outdoor upholstery fabric by the yard is the smart choice for refreshing patio sets, porch swings and poolside loung read more
Add Comfort and Shape to Every ProjectThe right upholstery foam for crafts turns a flat sewing project into something soft, structured, and professional-looking. Whether you are padding a headboard, f read more
Can you sew upholstery batting? Absolutely, and doing it well is the difference between a smooth, professional-looking cushion and one with lumps and ridges. Whether you're wrapping foam, padding a he read more
If you want a room that feels calm, warm and easy to live with, beige Waverly fabric is a smart place to start. Waverly designs are a familiar name in home decor, and their soft neutral colorways pair read more
Few colors work as hard as black, and black Richloom fabric brings that versatility to everyday home projects. Whether you are reupholstering a dining chair, sewing tailored drapes or adding bold thro read more
Few colors make a room feel as rich and personal as purple, and purple Richloom fabric brings that depth to sofas, windows and accent pieces with ease. From soft lavender to moody eggplant, these deco read more
Gray Nassimi fabric is a smart choice when you want upholstery that looks polished, works with almost any color scheme and stands up to everyday use. From soft dove tones to deep charcoal, gray adds q read more
Can you use upholstery fabric for headliner projects? Yes, but only if you choose the right kind. A car roof is a tough spot for fabric. It hangs upside down, bakes in summer heat, and has to hug curv read more
The right green upholstery thread keeps seams strong and nearly invisible, whether you are recovering a sage armchair, stitching forest green cushions, or repairing a boat seat. Upholstery seams take read more
Black high performance fabric brings sleek, timeless style to projects that get used every day. It is built to handle the spills, scuffs and sunlight that ordinary textiles can't. Whether you're recov read more
Looking for a neutral that works in nearly any room? Beige Richloom fabric gives you a warm, versatile base for sofas, chairs, curtains and accent pillows. Beige pairs easily with bold colors, natural read more
Few colors refresh a room like green, and green Richloom fabric makes it easy to bring that calm, natural energy into your home. Whether you're recovering a favorite armchair, sewing new curtains or s read more
Few colors warm up a room like gold Richloom fabric. From rich mustard solids to shimmering metallic accents, gold-toned Richloom designs add depth and polish to sofas, chairs, curtains, and throw pil read more
Few colors make a room feel as grounded and inviting as warm earth tones, and brown Golding fabric brings that comfort to everything from sofas to window treatments. Golding fabrics are known for deco read more
Few colors bring a room to life like green, and green Robert Allen fabric lets you add that fresh, grounding hue to everything from sofas to window panels. Whether you lean toward soft sage, rich emer read more
The right purple upholstery thread holds a project together and finishes it with color. Whether you are recovering a plum velvet armchair, stitching lavender cushions, or repairing a deep violet ottom read more
The right silver upholstery thread does two jobs at once: it holds up to the stress of everyday seating and gives your seams a clean, cool-toned finish. Silver blends easily with gray, charcoal, white read more
White Robert Allen fabric brings a clean, timeless look to almost any room. Bright white lightens a space, while softer ivory and off-white shades add warmth. Each one works as a quiet backdrop or as read more
White Waverly fabric brings a clean, airy look to any room, whether you are sewing new drapes, refreshing throw pillows or reupholstering a favorite chair. White works as a calm backdrop or a bright a read more
Few colors work as hard as khaki. Khaki upholstery fabric sits comfortably between tan and soft olive, giving sofas, armchairs and headboards a grounded, relaxed look that pairs with nearly any palett read more
Few colors work as hard as gray, and gray Richloom fabric lets you bring that easygoing neutral into almost any room. From soft dove tones to deep charcoal, gray pairs with bold accents or quiet palet read more
The right black upholstery thread keeps seams tight on sofas, car seats, cushions and bags long after lighter thread would have frayed or snapped. Black blends neatly into dark leather, vinyl, canvas read more
Bring Warmth Home with Orange Richloom FabricFew colors energize a room like orange, and orange Richloom fabric makes it easy to add that warmth to furniture, windows, and accents. From soft apricot t read more
Looking for a way to bring warmth and personality into a room? Pink Richloom fabric brings soft color to the decorator weaves Richloom is known for, so you can refresh a sofa, an accent chair, or a st read more
Few colors lift a room as quickly as yellow, and yellow Richloom fabric makes it easy to bring that warmth into your home. Whether you want a soft buttercream accent or a bold mustard statement piece, read more
The right brown upholstery thread keeps seams tight on sofas, dining chairs, and cushions while blending quietly into leather, vinyl, and woven fabrics. Whether you are reupholstering a vintage armcha read more
Why Brown Richloom Fabric Works in Any RoomBrown Richloom fabric brings warmth and depth to a space without overwhelming it. From soft taupe and mocha to rich chocolate brown fabric and deep espresso, read more
Few colors bring warmth and depth to a room quite like maroon chair pattern upholstery fabric. This rich, wine-toned shade pairs beautifully with wood frames, brass accents, and neutral walls, while a read more
Why Choose White Richloom FabricWhite Richloom fabric gives almost any room a clean, bright foundation. Whether you are reupholstering a dining chair, sewing custom drapes, or refreshing throw pillows read more
The right tan upholstery thread lets your seams blend into leather, canvas, tweed, and woven fabrics while standing up to years of sitting, pulling, and cleaning. Whether you are reupholstering a sofa read more
The right cargo liner fabric turns a scuffed, stained trunk into a clean, protected space that stands up to groceries, sports gear, tools, and muddy paws. Whether you're replacing a worn factory liner read more
Few colors work as hard in a room as blue. Blue Richloom fabric makes it easy to bring that calm, versatile hue into your next project. From deep navy to soft sky and spa tones, these home decor fabri read more
Beige Swavelle/Mill Creek fabric is a go-to choice when you want a room that feels warm, calm and pulled together. Neutral tones work with almost any color scheme, so a well-chosen beige can anchor a read more
The right green chair pattern upholstery fabric can turn a tired dining seat or a thrift-store armchair into the piece everyone notices. Green brings a calm, natural feel to any room, and a well-chose read more
Few colors anchor a room like black, and black Swavelle/Mill Creek fabric makes it easy to bring that depth into your next project. Swavelle/Mill Creek is known for decorator fabrics, and its black de read more
The right gray upholstery thread holds a reupholstery project together. Gray is one of the most versatile thread colors you can keep on hand. It blends into neutral linens, charcoal velvets, heathered read more
Why Choose Yellow Marine ThreadYellow marine thread is the go-to choice when your stitching needs to stand up to sun, salt and spray while matching bright canvas, safety gear or bold accents. Whether read more
Taupe marine thread is the quiet workhorse behind boat covers, biminis, cushions and patio furniture that stay good-looking season after season. Its soft, earthy neutral tone blends into tan, khaki, s read more
When seating sees hundreds of guests a week, ordinary textiles wear out fast. Contract upholstery fabric is engineered for commercial settings like hotels, restaurants, offices, and healthcare waiting read more
The right dining chair upholstery fabric can turn tired, stained seats into the highlight of your dining room. Dining chairs face spilled sauce, sticky fingers and daily friction, so the fabric you ch read more
The right batting for furniture is what turns a firm, boxy seat into a smooth, inviting piece. Tucked between the foam and your upholstery fabric, batting softens hard edges and fills out curves. It a read more
Choosing the right fabric for boat cushions decides whether your seats still look sharp after a summer of sun, spray and wet swimsuits, or start fading and cracking by midseason. Life on the water is read more
Choosing the right foam for restaurant booths can turn tired, sagging seating into a comfortable spot guests want to linger in. Booth cushions take more abuse than almost any home furniture, with hund read more
Is your ceiling sagging, stained, or faded? Replacing it with faux leather headliner fabric is one of the fastest ways to give a car, truck, van, or camper a custom, upscale look. A leatherette headli read more
The right batting for foam is the secret behind cushions that look plump, tailored and professionally finished. Wrapping foam in a soft layer of upholstery batting rounds out hard edges and fills the read more
Choosing the right headliner fabric for vintage car restoration can make or break an interior. A sagging, stained, or brittle roof liner is often the first thing passengers notice, and replacing it wi read more
