Upholstery fabrics

Choosing for upholstery

The upholstery edit follows four documented 2027 directions: tactile bouclé, heavy linen, wool felt and performance weave. They offer different surface, fibre and durability propositions rather than cosmetic variants of one fabric.

Use the product record to distinguish construction and stated performance. Final suitability still depends on the commercial specification that accompanies the sellable fabric.

A sofa cloth needs a face that can take abrasion. Bouclé traps texture and lint differently from a flat weave. Heavy linen creases and shows wear as a patina. Wool felt is dense. A performance weave is only as technical as that page states. Do not copy a Martindale number, an FR claim, or a roll width from one upholstery cloth onto another.

This Best For edit is for Upholstery. The named fabrics are Upholstery Bouclé, Heavy Linen Upholstery, Wool Felt Upholstery, Performance Upholstery Weave. A garment family is a way to start, not a proof that every cloth in the list will sew the same way.

Compare construction before weight. A lighter cloth and a heavier cloth can both be filed under Upholstery and still answer different briefs. Leave GSM blank when the fabric page does not publish it.

Upholstery Bouclé is in this Upholstery edit. Published composition: not stated. Weight: not published. The use label does not replace those cells.

Heavy Linen Upholstery is in this Upholstery edit. Published composition: Linen. Weight: not published. The use label does not replace those cells.

Wool Felt Upholstery is in this Upholstery edit. Published composition: Wool. Weight: not published. The use label does not replace those cells.

Performance Upholstery Weave is in this Upholstery edit. Published composition: not stated. Weight: not published. The use label does not replace those cells.