Vinyl Fabrics

Vinyl Fabrics are extremely durable and will hold up under almost any conditions. Therefore, it is a preferred upholstery fabric for boat cushions, car interiors and patio furniture.

Cleaning and Maintenance

To clean your vinyl fabrics, instead of using a soft bristled brush with warm, soapy water, rinse the vinyl fabrics with a sponge or cloth and cool water and dry it off. For stubborn stains you can use an alkaline – or soap – based cleaners. Never use a solvent – or acid – based formula.

Decorative Fabrics

Decorative Fabrics are used to make decorative items such as curtains, valances, pillows, bed sheets and other items Decorative fabrics are also used in making wonderful items such as crafts and quilts.

Cleaning and Maintenance

It is recommended for most decorative fabrics to be dry cleaned only. Please remember that most decorative fabrics are not designed to be machine washed. Another way or preserving your decorative fabrics is to brush them with a fabric brush to prevent the accumulation of dust and soil.

Upholstery Fabric

The history of upholstering is inextricably linked with that of tent-making. Upholstery fabrics are widely used in chairs and other furniture coverings in your home.

Maintaining Your Upholstery Fabric in Good Condition

Vacuum or lightly brush your upholstery fabrics weekly to guard against the accumulation of dust and soil and to prevent dirt from becoming embedded between the fabric fibers. Also remember to rotate and turn your cushions weekly to prevent uneven wear. This will also balance exposure to sunlight.

These fabrics are exported by Warwick Australia, the leading fabric manufacturer in Australia which offers high quality fabrics. Warwick Fabrics are at the forefront of international design and distribution exporting interior upholstery and window covering textiles to over 50 countries.

Warwick takes great pride in its products from their showroom to your room. The company shares the importance of proper cleaning which is essential for maintaining fabrics in their best possible condition. For more details visit Warwick Australia at http://www.warwick.com.au/default.aspx.