Tapestry Fabric
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Upholstery and Tapestry Fabrics for Furniture Workshops

This is a compact, focused section: 240 positions from 52 suppliers, centered on two groups - general upholstery fabrics (73 articles) and a substantial tapestry block of 66 articles, the dense jacquard-woven cloth used on sofas, chairs and mattress borders. Supporting positions include linen and half-linen weaves that furniture makers increasingly use for natural-look upholstery.

The buyers who benefit most here are furniture factories and reupholstery trades in Central Asia, the Caucasus and the Middle East, where sofa production is a strong local industry that imports nearly all of its covering cloth. Russian mills offer a middle path between costly European jacquards and the thinnest grades of mass-market fabric: woven (not printed) patterns, honest densities stated in g/m2, and the option to order container-sharing quantities together with wadding and lining from neighboring sections of the catalog.

  • Tapestry depth: 66 jacquard articles with woven-in patterns that outlast printed designs
  • Natural weaves: linen and half-linen upholstery cloth from the flax-processing mills
  • Specifications: density, composition and abrasion data declared per article
  • Combined sourcing: pair fabric with sintepon wadding and technical textiles in one shipment
  • Terms: sold by the roll, EXW or FCA; groupage truck delivery suits mixed furniture-trade orders

Send your pattern preferences and monthly meterage through a sourcing request, and mills will dispatch shade cards and per-meter pricing.

FAQ

•How is abrasion resistance specified for these fabrics?
Mills test durability under GOST cycles and can state Martindale-equivalent figures for export buyers. For residential furniture, fabrics in the tens of thousands of cycles range are sufficient; contract and hospitality seating demands more. Ask for the abrasion figure per article and confirm it on the data sheet - reputable mills provide it without hesitation.
•What are the roll sizes and minimum order quantities?
Upholstery fabric ships in rolls of roughly 25-50 meters at 140-150 cm width. Stocked designs sell from one roll; weaving a specific tapestry design to order typically starts at 300-500 meters. A furniture factory's practical first order is a mixed set of stocked designs - one or two rolls each - to test sewing and market response.
•Can I get fabrics treated for stain resistance or flame retardancy?
Finishing options exist but are article-specific: some upholstery cloths take water- and stain-repellent impregnation, and flame-retardant treatment is available mainly for contract-furniture articles. State the requirement at inquiry, because treatment is applied during finishing, not afterwards. Certificates for the treatment accompany the batch where your hotel or office project requires proof.
•Will the same design be available when I reorder next year?
Core tapestry designs stay in mills' programs for years, but color baths vary slightly batch to batch, as with any dyed textile. Keep a reference cut from each delivery and ask the mill to match against it on reorder. For long furniture programs, agree with the mill in advance which designs they commit to maintaining.
•How does delivery work for a furniture workshop without import experience?
The realistic route is groupage freight: your rolls travel in a consolidated truck or container with other cargo, documented with invoice, packing list and certificate of origin. Brokers at Central Asian and Caucasus borders handle textile imports daily. Suppliers will quote FCA with a forwarder recommendation if you name your city in the request.