Guides
Practical reading for furniture makers, importers and brands: how sampling works, how to choose a sofa fabric, what the tests on a spec sheet mean, and how Incoterms divide costs and risk. General information, written in plain English.
Samples are where every fabric decision starts. Here is what the usual sample types show, what to tell a supplier, and how a sample request with dé works.
A practical checklist for furniture makers, importers and brands choosing woven upholstery fabric for sofas: from end use and durability to texture, colour, width and fire safety.
What the common upholstery fabric tests measure, how their results are graded, and the fabric terms you will meet on spec sheets and colour cards.
What each line on a dé product page means, from composition and usable width to colour numbers, and what our status labels "As published", "Awaiting verification", "On request" and "Coming soon" tell you.
General care guidance for woven upholstery: everyday habits, spills, pilling, pile and looped surfaces. Always follow the care instructions for the specific article.
Your quote depends on the Incoterm. This guide explains EXW, FOB, CFR (C&F) and CIF in plain English: who arranges and pays for each step, and where the risk passes to you.
Samples, MOQ, prices, lead times, Incoterms and product data, answered briefly.
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