These are great options for anything that get’s a lot of use out doors. Marine vinyl is a more economical choice, whereas Naugahyde is much more expensive to work with. Easy to clean, but could be prone to cracking if exposed to extreme or prolonged sun.

Leather is always a beautiful option. Sold by the half/full hide, which means leather will also be a pricier option than vinyl/Naugahyde. Leather is much more difficult to work with making labor costs increase to work with it but will guarantee long lasting durability.

If you have kids, or pets this material is highly reccomended. Yardage is more of an investment but if re-upholstery is something you’re considering and have a lot of traffic in the home, this is something to seriously consider. Inquire for more details and pricing information.

A classic. Depending on what your wanting to use velvet for there are a few different types of velvet. The heavier weight the better, great choice on any mid-century/antique and contemporary style.

If you’re looking for a print, jacquards are a great choice. They are heavy weight, and woven which will prove to last a long time. Depending on the pattern, expect additional labor hours to keep symmetrical.

The best option when trying to stick with a period correct style. Consider tufting, brass tacking or custom trim. For any deadstock or antique yardage a $25 yardage fee will be applied.

A time-less style that proves to continue to fit into the modern home. Velvets, Chenilles, Mohair, Tweeds and leathers are a sure choice when looking for the right fabric in a Mid-Century style.

Great for Mid-Century & contemporary styles. Woven to provide durability, but want to make sure there is a heavy backing to avoid the material catching.

There are some great styles and designs out there in both screen printed and digitally printed fabrics. These are great for pieces that do not get a lot of use, or home decor ( pillows, drapes etc. )