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Our natural fiber fabrics have been produced with careful attention to environmental sustainability factors all through the supply chain.
Apparel
Apparel: Coats & Rugged
Apparel: Dress & Shirt Weight
Bedding
Bedding: Sheets
Bedding: Top of the Bed
Drapery
Drapery: Liners
Drapery: Sheers & Semi-Sheers
Drapery: Wide Width
Tabletop
Fabrics suitable for the making of table top itemsātable cloths, table runners, placemats.
Upholstery
Upholstery: Heavy Duty
Upholstery: Occasional Use
Upholstery: Slipcovers
Commodity Fabrics
Fabrics such as muslin, flannel, gauze, sateen and more that are commonly used in upholstery foundation work.
Sample Sets
Complete Collection Sample Set
Heavyweight Upholstery Sample Set
Light and Midweight Sample Set
Samples
How to Order Samples
Complete Collection Sample Set
Heavyweight / Upholstery Sample Set
Lightweight / Midweight Sample Set
Support
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Washing & Shrinkage Information by Fabric
Preshrinking Your Fabric
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Request a wholesale account
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Aren't all fabrics safe?
Why āorganic fabricā and what is it?
Can I ask the retailer to find out what's in the fabric?
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Doesn't the government protect me?
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Washing & Shrinkage Information by Fabric
Care Instructions
Care Instructions - Methow
Which fabrics are best for upholstery?
Soil Resistant Finishes
About Viscose
What abrasion tests mean
Directionality in Fabric
Certifications
What does it mean for a fabric to be GOTS certified?
What does it mean for a fabric to be Oeko-Tex certified?
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Carbon Footprint Considerations
Why is water treatment important?
What you can do to fight climate change
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