Sunbrella is a performance fabric designed specifically for fade resistance and outdoor use. It was invented in the 1960s with a focus on outdoor seating and over time has developed a soft and luxurious feel. It's engineered to resist fading from sun or chemical exposure, making it ideal for outdoor spaces, sunrooms, and any room that gets a lot of sunlight.

Sunbrella is also stain-resistant in addition to being mold and mildew resistant. It's easy to care for and can be cleaned with bleach. You can even put it in the washing machine (just skip the dryer)! The cleanability of Sunbrella makes it a low-maintenance performance fabric, plus it comes in an array of beautiful solids and patterns.

If you have questions about Sunbrella or want to learn more about performance fabrics in general, come into any of our showrooms to chat with a Design Consultant. They'll answer all of your upholstery questions and point you in the right direction!

Learn more:

• Sunbrella, Crypton, and Ultrasuede: An Overview
• Best Upholstery for Kids, Pets, and Summer Homes
• How Does Fabric Affect the Cost of Your Upholstery
• Best Performance Fabrics for Upholstery: A Review of 3 Leading Brands