NEW YORK—Sina Pearson Textiles, the Manhattan-based design and manufacturing studio known for its innovative upholstery fabrics, introduces a duo of patterns for every space and situation. Allover and Anywhere work equally well indoors and outside, while simultaneously meeting the toughest ACT performance standards. Intended for both contract and residential use, Allover and Anywhere are sustainably woven in the United States with Sunbrella Contract yarns, offering enhanced durability, bleach cleanability and stain-resistance. The certified Greenguard finish is non-toxic and low-VOC. The new twosome is part of the All Spaces collection.
Two patterns in a total of 16 colorways. Allover is a two-tone large-scale graphic, showcasing a “cut-out” organic ellipse shape against a solid ground. The palette features strong, natural colors, such as rust, brown and charcoal. Its seven colorways are Sunset, Sunrise, Grass, Field, Stone, Earth and Coal. Allover complements Anywhere, a multi-colored stripe whose narrow and wide bands repeat in unpredictable rhythms. Anywhere livens the palette with unexpected jolts of deep plum, midnight blue, fuchsia and spearmint. Its nine colorways are Beach, Carousel, Cafe, Garden, Vineyard, Yacht, Poolside, Spa and Oasis.
High performance: indoors and outside. Allover and Anywhere are woven of 63 percent Sunbrella solution-dyed acrylic and 37 percent Sunbrella polyester yarns. The solution-dye process ensures exceptional fade, weather and mildew resistance outside, and stalwart durability indoors. A score exceeding 100,000 double rubs for the Allover pattern, and 85,000 double rubs (for Anywhere) on the Wyzenbeek abrasion test exceeds the Association of Contract Textiles’ standard for high performance. Stain-repellant, they stand up to accidental or deliberate use of harsh commercial cleansers.
Sustainable. Sunbrella Contract’s manufacturing facility is essentially waste-free. The fabric is engineered for a serviceable lifespan of two to 10 times longer than conventional fabrics. The Greenguard finish is certified as a low-emitting interior product. Sina Pearson Textiles woven with Sunbrella Contract yarn may be recycled through a take-back program called “Recycle My Sunbrella.”
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