Sunbrella began in the 1960’s in the heart of the Carolina’s with a focus on long lasting awning fabrics. Over time they have evolved into the premier household name for outdoor cushion fabrics as well as awning fabrics for various industries. From outdoor solids for the patio to stripes for umbrellas, they literally have you covered. Sunbrella also offers indoor furniture upholstery fabrics for dependable fabric that fit right into your home with out the feel of a basic outdoor fabric.
The 77002-0005 Proof Denim by Sunbrella Fabric is 54 in. wide and contains 100% Sunbrella® Acrylic. It is sampled in Sunbrella Balance. Warranty: 5-year.
Sunbrella Interiors Proof Denim blends a subtle color palette with robust performance, making it an excellent choice for residential interiors. This fabric maintains its beauty while withstanding heavy use. Create inviting furniture that’s made to last. Made entirely from solution-dyed Sunbrella acrylic, this performance fabric retains its vivid color through years of wear and regular bleach cleaning. The material delivers strong mildew resistance without sacrificing a wonderfully soft texture, making it an excellent fit for indoor and outdoor settings alike. Supported by a comprehensive warranty, this upholstery fabric works beautifully for crafting new custom furniture or restoring your beloved older pieces. Part of the Sunbrella Interiors Foundations Collection.
The designer fabrics sold at Fabric Carolina are always first quality and come directly from the manufacturer. Most of our fabrics are suitable for drapery, upholstery, pillows, bedding, and many other upholstered applications. We always recommend viewing a sample locally thru an interior designer, retail fabric store, upholstery shop, or furniture dealer. If the designer, name, and color are the same as our website you are buying the correct fabric. If we offer a sample, you can get a memo from our site, there are a few brands we cannot sample.
This item is offered in the following store categories: Sunbrella, Outdoor.
