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, whit ... read more
Yellow upholstery thread gives you seams that hold up to daily wear and add a cheerful pop of color. Whether you're reupholstering a dining chair, sewing boat cushions, or adding contrast topstitchin ... read more
The right white upholstery thread keeps seams holding on sofas, cushions, and slipcovers that see daily wear. It also gives a crisp, clean finish on light fabrics and on decorative topstitching. Regu ... read more
The right red upholstery thread can turn a simple seam into a design statement or disappear completely into a crimson sofa cushion. Whether you're reupholstering a dining chair, stitching a bold welt ... 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 sof ... read more
The right taupe upholstery thread lets your stitches disappear into neutral fabrics while holding seams together under years of daily use. Whether you're recovering a sofa, sewing box cushions, or fi ... read more
Silver chenille fabric brings soft texture and a gentle sheen to any room. Its velvety pile catches the light, so the color shifts from cool pewter to bright silver as you move around it. That gives ... 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
When your project lives outside, the stitching matters as much as the fabric. Tan outdoor thread gives you a neutral, natural-looking seam that blends into khaki canvas, beige patio fabrics and sand- ... read more
A sagging roof liner can make even a well-kept car feel tired, and silver lining headliner fabric is one of the easiest ways to bring a clean, factory-fresh look back to your cabin. Its neutral, ligh ... read more
Sun, salt, and spray will break down ordinary thread long before your fabric wears out. That's why gray marine thread is a smart choice for boat covers, bimini tops, dodgers, and outdoor cushions. A ... read more
When a project lives outside, the stitching is often the first thing to fail. Gray UV thread is made to resist the sun damage that weakens and fades ordinary thread, helping seams on boat covers, awn ... read more
silver embroidery fabric is a refined and decorative textile choice that features intricate stitched designs enhanced by a sleek silver tone. It brings a sense of elegance and craftsmanship, making i ... read more
Our silver nautical beach fabric collection brings the cool, reflective tones of open water indoors. Woven in soft greys, pewters and shimmering silver threads, these coastal prints pair anchors, sai ... read more
A sagging roof liner can make even a well-kept vehicle look tired, and silver headliner fabric is one of the easiest ways to bring back a clean, factory-style finish. Its cool metallic-gray tone pair ... read more
The right marine vinyl thread can make or break a boat upholstery project. Sun, salt spray, and constant moisture break down ordinary thread fast, leaving seams that split long before the vinyl wears ... read more
A finished edge can make or break an outdoor project, and silver Sunbrella binding gives cushions, boat covers, and awnings a crisp, professional border that is made for life outside. Its cool, neutr ... read more
A sagging, stained, or faded roof liner can make an otherwise clean vehicle feel tired. Silver lining headliner fabric is a quick way to restore a bright, factory-style finish overhead. Its cool meta ... read more
The right gray outdoor thread keeps your seams strong long after the sun, rain, and salt air go to work on your project. Gray is one of the most versatile thread colors for exterior sewing because it ... read more
Silver cotton canvas fabric pairs the toughness of a tightly woven cotton with a cool, versatile shade that works in almost any room or project. This soft gray tone reads modern without feeling cold. read more
Gray vinyl trim is the quiet workhorse of upholstery finishing. It frames cushions, edges seat covers and outlines boat seating with a clean, neutral line that pairs with almost any main fabric, from ... read more
When a project is ready to go, you need fabric that is ready too. Our in stock upholstery fabric lets you choose a durable, good-looking material and start working without the wait that comes with sp ... read more
Few prints add instant elegance like silver scroll fabric. Its graceful curls and flourishes catch the light, bringing a touch of shimmer to quilts, garments, and home decor without overwhelming your ... read more
The right boat upholstery material keeps your seats comfortable, attractive and easy to care for season after season, even with constant sun, spray and wet swimsuits. Standard indoor upholstery break ... read more
Can you use upholstery fabric outside? Sometimes, but only if it's made for the job. Standard indoor upholstery fabric is built to handle everyday wear, not UV rays, rain, and humidity. Left on a pat ... read more
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, fill ... read more
Planning to recover a sofa, refresh dining chairs, or sew a sturdy cushion? Then you have probably wondered what is upholstery fabric, and why it costs and feels different from the cloth you use for ... read more
Few colors make a boat interior or patio set feel as warm and inviting as gold, and gold Seaquest vinyl brings that rich tone to projects that need to stand up to sun, spray and everyday wear. Whethe ... read more
Scrim foam is a thin polyurethane foam laminated to a lightweight scrim backing, and it is the layer that gives upholstery, headliners, and apparel their smooth, padded finish. The scrim keeps the fo ... read more
Few finishing touches make a project look as polished as gold vinyl trim. A thin line of metallic shine along a seam can turn a plain cushion, headboard, or booth seat into something that looks custo ... read more
Upholstery That Holds Up to Real LifeSpilled coffee, muddy paws and surprise rain showers don't have to ruin your furniture. Water resistant upholstery fabric helps liquids bead up on the surface ins ... read more
Few textiles feel as inviting as purple chenille fabric. Its soft, velvety pile catches the light and deepens every shade, from pale lavender to rich plum and royal eggplant. That makes it a natural ... read more
Yellow Seaquest vinyl brings a sunny, eye-catching pop to boats, patio furniture, and any project that needs to handle the outdoors. Whether you're refreshing faded helm seats or building new cushion ... read more
Choosing the best upholstery fabric for outdoor seating means planning for sun, rain, humidity and everyday wear. Indoor upholstery tends to fade, stain or grow mildew outside. The right outdoor upho ... read more
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 f ... read more
Few patterns bring instant elegance to a room like gold scrollwork upholstery fabric. Its curling, flowing motifs echo classic baroque and Victorian design, adding warmth and a sense of craftsmanship ... read more
Bronze damask fabric brings warm, old-world richness to any room. Its woven motifs catch the light in subtle shifts of copper, gold, and brown, so a single panel or pillow can feel both classic and q ... read more
Why Upholstery Fabric Weight MattersChoosing the right upholstery fabric weight is one of the simplest ways to make sure your sofa, chair, or headboard looks great and holds up for years. Weight affe ... read more
Why Pink Chenille Fabric Belongs in Your Next ProjectFew textiles feel as inviting as pink chenille fabric. Its plush, tufted pile catches the light for a soft sheen, and the warm color adds charm to ... read more
Few colors make a statement on the water like red Seaquest vinyl. Whether you're reupholstering worn boat seats, refreshing a pontoon lounge, or sewing cushions for a patio or RV, a bold red marine v ... read more
Few patterns balance classic elegance and modern restraint like gray scroll fabric. Flowing scrollwork brings movement and detail, while gray keeps the look calm and versatile enough for almost any r ... 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 ... read more
Fabric Shops Near Me, or One That Ships to YouSearching for fabric shops near me and coming up short? We might not be in your town, but we are a small, family-run fabric store in Auburn, Maine, and w ... read more
Few patterns balance warmth and refinement like beige scroll fabric. Its flowing, curling motifs echo classic ironwork and carved molding, while the soft neutral ground lets the design blend into alm ... read more
Brown basketweave fabric brings warmth, texture and quiet sophistication to almost any room. Its crisscross pattern of paired threads creates a subtle checkerboard effect that adds depth without over ... read more
Why Gray Chenille Fabric Belongs in Your Next ProjectFew textiles balance comfort and style quite like gray chenille fabric. Its plush, velvety pile catches the light for subtle depth, while the neut ... read more
A drooping roof liner makes even a well-kept vehicle look tired. Charcoal headliner fabric is one of the most popular ways to fix it. The deep, neutral shade blends with most interiors and hides ever ... read more
Patching a torn boat seat or replacing a single cushion is easy, until the new panel stands out against the old ones. Marine vinyl color matching is what makes a repair look intentional instead of mi ... read more
When you want upholstery that looks sharp and stands up to sun, spray, and constant use, charcoal marine vinyl is one of the smartest choices you can make. This deep, versatile shade hides everyday d ... read more
Comparing quick dry foam vs reticulated foam for your next outdoor project? You are not alone. Both are built to shed water fast, and the terms are often used interchangeably, but knowing what each n ... read more
If you have ever peeled yourself off a hot boat seat on a summer afternoon, perforated marine vinyl is the upgrade you have been looking for. Its pattern of tiny holes lets air and moisture pass thro ... read more
Maroon marine vinyl pairs a deep, sophisticated red with the toughness that sun, spray, and heavy use demand. Whether you're reupholstering a pontoon bench, refreshing patio cushions, or giving a cla ... read more
When moisture is part of the job, mildew resistant vinyl fabric keeps your projects looking fresh season after season. Whether you're recovering boat seats, refreshing patio cushions or upholstering ... read more
Choosing headliner fabric for sofa projects is a smart way to get a soft, smooth finish on furniture panels without the bulk of heavy upholstery cloth. Originally made for vehicle ceilings, foam-back ... read more
A sagging, stained, or faded car ceiling can make an otherwise clean interior look tired. Off white headliner fabric is one of the most popular ways to restore that fresh, factory look, because its s ... read more
Few patterns add instant elegance like gold scroll fabric. With sweeping curls, filigree flourishes, and a warm golden glow, these designs bring a touch of classic luxury to everything from formal dr ... read more
Light gray marine vinyl is a go-to choice for anyone refreshing boat seats, patio cushions, or RV interiors. Its soft, neutral tone reflects sunlight better than darker shades, looks clean against wh ... read more
A sagging or stained roof liner can make even a well-kept vehicle feel worn out. Gray headliner fabric is one of the easiest ways to bring a car, truck, van, or RV interior back to life. Gray matches ... 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 marine vinyl for boat covers is one of the smartest ways to protect your investment from sun, rain, salt spray, and grime. A well-made cover keeps seats, consoles, and decks cleane ... read more
