When shopping for fabrics, whether for upholstery, curtains, or other home furnishings, one of the most important factors to consider is durability. A fabric’s ability to withstand wear and tear is a key indicator of how well it will perform over time, especially in high-traffic areas.

One of the industry-standard tests to measure this durability is the Martindale Rub Test, which provides a numerical value called the Martindale Rub Score.

We all have had the thought – what if a fire breaks out in my home?

Let’s be honest…it is a huge worry that crosses the minds of many homeowners!

Purchasing fire retardant fabrics becomes a viable option as we work to safeguard our loved ones and priceless belongings. It begs the question, is the investment really worthwhile?

“How do I know if a Fabric is Suitable for Upholstery?” We hear you! Choosing the right fabric for the right project is key, especially in Upholstery.

In this blog post, we will discuss the key factors that help determine whether a fabric is suitable for upholstery.

Our customers frequently inquire about the possibility of these fabrics being both waterproof and breathable, which is more than understandable because it seems contradictory. How can something keep water out while still allowing air to flow through?

In this blog post, we will delve into the intriguing world of waterproof and breathable fabrics and how these keep us keep us dry, comfortable and cool at the same time.