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  • fade resistant fabric

    Nothing dulls a beautiful project faster than sunlight. Choosing fade resistant fabric keeps cushions, curtains, and upholstery looking rich and vibrant long after ordinary textiles would wash out, wh read more

  • uv protection fabric

    Whether you're sewing a shade canopy, refreshing patio cushions, or making a sun-safe shirt for long beach days, UV protection fabric helps you spend more time outdoors with less worry. These textiles read more

  • cream sunbrella fabric

    Cream Sunbrella fabric gives outdoor spaces the soft, light look usually reserved for indoor rooms, while standing up to sun, moisture and everyday use. Whether you are recovering patio cushions or se read more

  • sunbrella 60 awning marine

    Why Choose Sunbrella 60 Awning Marine FabricWhen your boat cover or storefront awning faces sun, salt spray and rain day after day, the fabric you choose matters. Sunbrella 60 awning marine fabric is read more

  • boat seat material

    The right boat seat material keeps your cockpit comfortable and good-looking season after season. Sun, salt spray, rain, and constant use wear down ordinary upholstery fast. That is why most boaters c read more

  • fade resistant upholstery fabric

    Sunlight is one of the toughest things your furniture faces. A favorite sofa by a bay window or a set of patio cushions can lose its color in a single season, which is why fade resistant upholstery fa read more

  • marine upholstery vinyl

    Sun, spray, and constant use can wear out boat seats fast, which is why marine upholstery vinyl is the go-to choice for reupholstering cushions, captain's chairs, and bench seating. It is made for lif read more

  • marine vinyl vs leather

    Weighing marine vinyl vs leather for your next project? Both offer a smooth, upscale look, but they perform very differently once sun, water, and daily wear come into play. Knowing those differences h read more

  • nylon fabric for kites

    Choosing the right nylon fabric for kites can decide whether your kite lifts easily in a light breeze or sags and tears on its first gusty day. Nylon is lightweight, strong for its weight, and comes i read more

  • polyester fiber

    When a cushion needs plump, even shape or a plush toy needs a soft, squeezable body, polyester fiber is the filling most sewists reach for. It's lightweight and resilient, and it's easy to shape by ha read more

  • seat cushion fiber

    The right seat cushion fiber is what turns a flat, tired chair pad into a seat you actually want to sink into. Whether you are refreshing dining chairs, padding a window bench or sewing outdoor cushio read more

  • bonded polyester fiber

    If you want loft that stays put, bonded polyester fiber is one of the most dependable fillings you can keep in your sewing room. The fibers are fused together, by resin or heat, into a stable sheet th read more

  • upholstery batting roll

    A good upholstery batting roll is the secret layer behind every professional-looking chair seat, sofa cushion, and headboard. Wrapped between the foam and the fabric, batting softens hard edges, fills read more

  • TEST

    Browse Test Fabric  Related CollectionsUpholstery Vinyl RemnantsUpholstery Fabric Remnants OnlineUpholstery Fabric By The Yard2 Inch Foam For UpholsteryScrim Foam: Foam-Backed Fabric for Upholste read more

  • soft foam for padding

    The right soft foam for padding turns a hard bench, a plain headboard, or a tired chair into something you actually want to sit or lean on. Whether you're reupholstering furniture or sewing new cushio read more

  • how is nylon made

    Ever wondered how is nylon made and why it feels so smooth, strong, and quick-drying? Nylon was the first fully synthetic fiber to reach mass production, developed at DuPont in the 1930s. Knowing wher read more

  • can you use sew foam for headliner

    Can you use sew foam for headliner projects? Yes, with the right approach. Sew foam, the thin, scrim-backed foam used to add body to upholstery, can stand in for the foam layer behind a car headliner. read more

  • vinyl piping

    Nothing gives a cushion, seat, or headboard a crisp, professional edge quite like vinyl piping. This tailored trim outlines seams, adds structure, and helps upholstered pieces stand up to everyday use read more

  • upholstery fabric close out

    An upholstery fabric close out is one of the smartest ways to find sturdy, good-looking material for your next furniture project. Closeout bolts are often end-of-line colors, discontinued patterns, or read more

  • upholstery foam tape

    A small roll of upholstery foam tape can make the difference between a reupholstery job that looks homemade and one that looks professionally finished. These self-adhesive foam strips add a soft layer read more

  • blue headliner fabric

    A sagging, stained roof liner can make even a well-kept vehicle look tired. Blue headliner fabric is an easy way to bring back a clean, finished ceiling, whether you are matching an original factory i read more

  • black headliner fabric

    A sagging roof liner can make even a well-kept vehicle look tired. Black headliner fabric is one of the simplest ways to fix it. It gives your car, truck or van a sleek, modern ceiling that hides dust read more

  • ikat drapery fabric

    Few patterns bring a window to life like ikat drapery fabric. With its softly blurred edges and bold, rhythmic motifs, ikat adds global character to living rooms, bedrooms and dining spaces without fe read more

  • color fast fabric

    Nothing deflates a finished project faster than a bright red quilt block bleeding into its white neighbor. Choosing color fast fabric from the start keeps your colors crisp, your seams clean, and your read more

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