Synthetic Upholstery Fabrics are more resistant to fading and staining than natural fibers, with no doubts.

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There are many different synthetic fabrics, but the following ones are the most commonly found in upholstery fabrics.

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Check down below synthetic types of fibers and inspire yourself to give a new style to your place.

Acrylic

This is a great choice for furniture in bright sunlight or near a window. Some acrylic fabrics are washable, while others require special cleaning.

Nylon

One of the strongest fibers you can find. This one is incredibly durable. Manufacturers might combine a delicate fabric like velvet with nylon to help prevent the nap from getting crushed.

Polyester

Is strong and durable and is commonly blended with other fibers to reduce fading, provide wrinkle resistance and add resilience to napped fabrics.

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Stain-Resistance Fabrics

There are many fabrics that are stain- resistant, either because they’re made from a fiber that inherently repels moisture and stains or because they have a treatment applied to them.

Slipcovers

Slipcovers can be made with either washable or dry-cleanable fabrics. They have a slightly more casual look, which some people might not want, but you should strongly consider going with a slipcover if you have young children or you’re choosing a white fabric.

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