Sunbrella fabric

Sunbrella is a renowned brand of performance fabrics, established in the 1960s by Glen Raven, Inc., a family-owned company based in North Carolina, USA. The brand was created to provide a durable and long-lasting alternative to cotton for awning fabrics. Over the years, Sunbrella has expanded its product range to include fabrics for outdoor furniture, indoor furniture, boat covers, and more. In 1998, Glen Raven, Inc. acquired Dickson Constant, a French weaving company founded in 1836, which enhanced Sunbrella's presence in Europe and combined French weaving tradition with American innovation. Sunbrella fabrics are manufactured in facilities around the globe, including a main plant in Anderson, South Carolina, USA, and additional sites in France and China. The brand is committed to sustainability, with initiatives like the Sunbrella Renaissance program, which transforms fabric waste into new, sustainable fabrics. Sunbrella's dedication to quality and innovation has made it a leader in the performance fabric industry, offering products that are fade-resistant, easy to care for, and suitable for various applications.