Sunbrella been around since the 60’s and has been changing the textile industry since their beginning. Sunbrella’s fabrics would be described as performance fabric. What do I mean by that? Let this video be an example what Sunbrella performance fabric can do. You may be shocked when you see the video takes place indoors. This innovative company has branched out from their outdoor fabric line and created an overall product that is suitable for both interiors and exteriors. These fabrics are so beautifully crafted that you would never know that they were almost bullet proof…
Sunbrella fabrics are all performance fabrics. All of their products are guaranteed to not fade, deteriorate or change in any way for 10 years. That’s right! A decade! Sunbrella puts their fabrics to the test in real life “labs” (and when I say labs, I mean large fields filled with stretched fabric canvases). Now you may ask, how can this be? What makes Sunbrella so different from other fabrics? In short, Sunbrella uses acrylic fibres, which are best for longevity in textiles. They have a dying process that creates yarns that are 100% coloured from the inside out, which aids in the long lasting colour. They create fabrics with a high quality construction which provides the end user with the best fabrics possible for any application. No longer do you have to worry about a white sofa getting dirty from dogs or kids. Sunbrella has the answer for that. Click on this LINK to review Sunbrella’s cleaning instructions. It shows that it’s simple to treat unwanted stains or even mould.
The images below display the variety of materials Sunbrella makes, from the carpets to the pillows. It’s all Sunbrella, baby!
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