Custom Fabric Design & Development

Develop custom colors, textures, patterns and finishes around your furniture project before bulk production.

Turn your fabric idea into a production-ready reference.

Start with a fabric sample, color reference or design idea. We review your requirements and support development through sampling and approval.

Color Direction

Match or develop the required shade.

Texture & Finish

Review surface, backing and finish requirements.

Pattern Development

Prepare strike-offs for custom patterns and designs.

Common development challenges to solve before production.

A clear development process helps reduce uncertainty before moving into bulk production.

Color mismatch

The final shade may differ from the original reference.

Texture needs adjustment

Hand feel, surface or finish may need refinement.

Pattern scale needs review

Custom patterns should be checked before bulk production.

Approval reference is unclear

A clear final sample is needed for production control.

A five-step fabric development process.

01

Share Reference

Share your sample, color, pattern, texture, or design reference.

02

Review Requirements

Confirm application, composition, color, texture, finish, and project needs.

03

Develop Fabric

Develop the fabric according to the agreed design and material direction.

04

Review Sample

Review color, texture, pattern, hand feel, finish, and overall appearance.

05

Approve & Confirm

Confirm the final sample and approved reference before bulk production.

Clear references for final fabric approval.

Developed Fabric Reference

A physical reference based on the agreed requirements.

Lab Dip / Color Sample

Review the proposed shade before bulk dyeing.

Strike-Off Sample

Check pattern, color, scale and appearance.

Final Approval Direction

Confirm the approved reference for production.

Reduce development risk before bulk production.

Review key details early so the approved fabric direction is clear before production begins.

Color confirmation

Approve the shade before bulk dyeing.

Texture & finish review

Check hand feel and surface requirements early.

Pattern review

Confirm pattern scale and appearance.

Approved reference

Keep one clear final reference for production.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. An existing fabric sample can be used as a development reference.
The color reference is reviewed and a lab dip can be prepared for approval.
A lab dip is a small color sample used to review the shade before bulk production.
A strike-off is used to review pattern, color, scale and appearance before production.
Share your application, reference sample, color, texture, pattern, finish and other project requirements.